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Scientific, philosophic and spiritual best practices must be Non-Egoic if our species is to survive technology.
Paradise is Here Now without Ego.


Permanent No Ego is a beautiful, mature, exciting, peaceful, and fulfilling way of life that is one specific goal appearing in all great spiritual traditions.
No Ego Odyssey portrays striving toward, encountering, and living entirely without Ego.


Humanity’s greatest weakness is out-of-control Ego.
Society’s ignorance about Ego drives us insane as we build an Empire of Ego that wants to dominate everything around it.
Indomitable lives are not built on a foundation of Ego, but No Ego.
While children need Egos to grow into unique, beautiful individuals, adults learn that if we are to be at peace with ourselves, others, and solve life’s hardest problems, Ego must go.

Those without Ego know that the subconscious is out-of-control Ego steamrolling everything around it.
Psychology cannot help us lose Ego because it does not go deep enough. Sigmund Freud saw humanity as equal parts Ego, Superego, and Id battling the subconscious, which is an egocentric view of humanity because it places Ego at our center rather than Truth.


To lose Ego we develop our spiritual antenna so we focus Ego upon the task of taming itself as we see-through the depths of Self toward ONENESS embodied as Tao in Taoism, Atman in Hinduism, Buddha-Mind in Buddhism, and Christ in Christianity.

No Ego Odyssey portrays how Ego helps children discover their importance, but similar to the way baby-teeth fall away, adults fully mature after willfully losing Ego.
While all great spiritual traditions recognize Truth within everything, each encounters the unknowable differently, ultimately discovering Truth is not Self nor what Ego experiences of the divine.


Little is known about Ego because the ancient Greeks, a philosophic source of western civilization, did not identify Ego.
To refer to themselves, the Greeks used the word “ego” as a first-person pronoun, which we translate as “I.”
To this day people still don’t know what Ego is and assume it’s their core, which it is not.
In the east, the term Ego can be found in translations of the Sanskrit word, ahamkara, which means I-Consciousness in Samkhya philosophy, holding that reality is composed of absolute consciousness and nature.
In Samkhya philosophy ahamkara cannot be annihilated because consciousness is an aspect of Truth.
In No Ego Odyssey, the core of human nature is revealed as not consciousness.


A wonder of life is discovering what we are without Ego.
As described in these volumes, Egolessness means effortlessly acting, feeling, and knowing IMMUTABLE ANNIHILATING UNKNOWABLE OF UNBEING encountered with Skin of Being revealing heaven on earth.
Ego denies this is possible because Ego only knows itself.
If we have the right information and heart, we discover human nature is not set in stone.


There is no short-cut
To embody No Ego, we whole-heartedly put our entire human Being upon an autopsy table of self-reflection for roughly 6 to 12 years with the ABSOLUTE until we see, feel, think, and act maturely without effort experiencing truths and dimensions Ego can’t conceive.
This is called passing through the Spiritual Nights known by each major spiritual tradition.
This is the price of No Ego.

Left to its own devices, Ego is the source of evil in the world.
Evil is not supernatural, relative, or created by the divine.
Evil is uncontained Ego raping, murdering, stealing, torturing, and discriminating as it consciously and willfully violates the boundaries of others.
Parents are reluctant to tell children to tame Ego because most believe we need a strong Ego to survive, but there’s a difference between strong Ego and strong Self. A strong Self bridles Ego so we can live authentically and honestly transforming into Truth.


Life without Ego is a flow of joy, insight, humor, patience, practicality, and searing intelligence.
Life without Ego is freedom of mind and awakening of heart as we fulfill who we are.
Maturity.
Action without action.
Many resources exist for putting Ego—the subconscious—in its place; of which No Ego Odyssey is one account.
