From Electrical Christianity to Electrical Buddhism

Finally, Electrical Christianity has hit the marketplace, and I am excited to see how it does. Frankly, I’m very optimistic about its long-term sales performance. I’ve read, or at least perused, almost all major works on Christian mysticism, and in my unvarnished opinion, it’s the best practical, non-academic book ever written on the subject. Thanks to my expertise in all the major schools mysticism and ability to correlate mystical, or Divine (or Holy) Communion, with Ohm’s Law and an electrical circuit, I believe this book will revolutionize not only Christianity, but mysticism in general.

Because I seek to emulate Goethe’s Universal Man, I have no intention of limiting my Electrical Spiritual Paradigm to Christianity. I plan on next applying it to Buddhism. It will be fun, and not hard, for me to integrate it with the Pali, Madhyamika, Yogacara, Zen, and Tibetan traditions. I can hardly wait to see and confront see all the negative reactions from the Buddhist community to my “Fifth Turning” of the Wheel of Dharma. I love Dharma battles, and I’m sure I’ll have them to my heart’s content after this revolutionary text hits the marketplace.

I expect to start on Electrical Buddhism in about six months, and to finish it in about six months. If all goes according to plan, it will be in print fall of next year. Right now, I’m 90,000 words into my novel about the return of Jesus, and I’ll finish it within three months. I’ll spend a couple months editing it, then look for a publisher. If I can’t find one, I’ll follow the author of super-successful Wool, and offer it in parts, as an Ebook.

I don’t read fiction; the only novels I’ve read in the past twenty years are Ayn Rand’s, which didn’t excite me. Hence, I’m in uncharted waters trying to compose fiction—but I’m sure Goethe’s Universal Man would applaud my undelimited aspiration.