33 Pages on God

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What if God isn't out there but right here―with you, with me, with everything? "On God" by Calvin Lodge is a radically honest, poetic, and deeply personal map of the spiritual landscape―an offering to the seeker, the skeptic, the mystic, and the misfit. This book transcends religion, blends ancient wisdom with modern insight, and returns us to something essential: our direct experience of the Divine.

Drawn from lived experience, spontaneous revelation, and deep reflection, "On God" travels through themes like consciousness, karma, reincarnation, the mind of nature, duality and non-duality, death and rebirth, and the subtle layers of spiritual awakening. Rather than preach or prescribe, the book invites you into contemplation, experience, and remembrance―pointing not to belief, but to being.

With lyrical prose and visionary clarity, Calvin writes not to convince but to reveal. This is not a book of doctrine but of resonance. Its power lies in the depth of its sincerity, its refusal to separate science from spirit, cosmos from consciousness, or Earth from the sacred.
Inside, you'll find:

•A non-dogmatic, universal approach to God and spirituality.
•Explorations of the soul, reincarnation, karma, and healing.
•Reflections on the nature of reality, direct experience, and the limits of language.
•Invocations, poetic wisdom, and visual diagrams of spiritual understanding.
•A voice that speaks to you, not at you―with humility, humor, and reverence.

Whether you are deconstructing your beliefs or awakening for the first time, "On God" is a companion text for navigating the mystery.