Where Religion Meets Omnitheism | Focused on Buddhism As discussed in #9 of The Statutes of the Divinely Realized, within The Ten Dimensions of Reality, Omnitheism recognizes that all religions can contain valid revelation, expressed through different combinations of dimensional experience. Why They Are Right explores how this might be possible—not by claiming every religion says the same thing, but by looking more deeply at what each tradition has discovered. This volume turns toward Buddhism. Buddhism is far more diverse than a single belief system. Across more than two thousand years, the teachings associated with Siddhartha Gautama have developed into many traditions, schools, philosophies, and practices, each carrying its own language and emphasis while sharing important foundations. My own relationship with Buddhism has come mainly through personal study and meditation practice. I was not raised Buddhist and do not present myself as a Buddhist scholar or representative. My deepest organized experience has been through twelve-day Vipassana meditation courses associated with Dhamma.org, where the emphasis is less on believing and more on directly observing experience. That is what first drew me in. Sit. Become still. Observe. Notice suffering, thought, sensation, attachment, change, and even the sense of who is doing the observing. Throughout this book, we will explore teachings such as awakening, suffering, craving, impermanence, non-self, karma, compassion, ethics, liberation, and direct realization. We will first ask what Buddhists themselves mean, respecting the differences between traditions, and only then explore where these discoveries may meet Omnitheism. Buddhism offers a remarkable invitation: do not merely believe—look for yourself. And perhaps, through looking deeply enough, we may discover why they are right. The cheapest price for all of our books are available at Publications.OpenandClear.com