
Thank you to all of my regular readers. I know asking people to comment on what they like and dislike about this blog does not work. I asked twice before and got only a couple responses. So I will not ask that this time and simply will say Thank You! Everyone who has ever commented or linked to here has been added to the blogroll on the right.
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I wrestled with this question for a long time and ultimately settled on nondualist. I think that's often associated with Advaita today, but it can just as easily apply to Christian Gnosticism or mysticism, Kabbalah, Sufism, a large number of the newer traditions and if we like even science.
I like that it allows me to describe my beliefs rather quickly without pinning myself down to any one religion or dogma. - It also says so much more than "spiritual but not religious".
I read your blog regularly - I've been a member of the Unitarian church for some years. I'm pretty much Unitarian with Christian and Buddhist leanings. Nondualist would also be a label I'd feel comfortable using.
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