This book offers a sensible spiritual alternative beyond sky phantom monkey cults in religion and even modern wokeism and science. This alternative is secular spirituality. It’s a holistic approach to morality, self-awareness, and God that works. Believe it or not, you can overcome superstition, guilt, shame, self-pity, and self-criticism. You can stop jumping and smiling like a caged monkey begging for bananas and validation. You can finally stand still and know God within.

Secular spirituality is holistic. It’s the unavoidable step in our evolution beyond moralism. As a species, we won’t progress without it. It awakens sensible spiritual experience without sacrificing logic, reason, imagination, and creative intelligence. This means reviving the feminine principle in our spiritual approach and reawakening Christian paganism for a balanced view of God. The world is finally ready for it. Humanity is turning away from the idols and graven images of fanaticism, sycophantic pleading, and myopic moralism.

Hey God, Wake the fuck up! offers readers a secular spirituality that highlights the feminine principle preserved in biblical allegory. Conventional Christian appropriation of the Bible (a pagan compilation) has suppressed the original balanced view of spirituality for centuries. The Church removed the Bible from its pagan roots and twisted its interpretation, making it unrealistic and superstitious.  This made the Bible useless for practical life in a sophisticated and harmonious society. When humanity lost the sensible spiritual experience that made spirituality as practical as breathing, people began outsourcing their destiny and desire to society, the priesthood, and disembodied, ethereal beings.

Secular spirituality reintegrates sensibility (feminine spirituality) into the spiritual experience. On the other hand, airy-fairy ideas about God, Life, and Self limit your personal growth. They also sabotage our collective human progress. You’ll realize that you can stop outsourcing authority in your life to a phantom in the sky. It’s time to wake up and understand that “God is not some man in the sky to be venerated but something in you to be cultivated.”