A Spiritual Rebel’s Manifesto: Climb aboard the Noah’s Ark of Consciousness!
John Hogue (Swami Dhyan Arjuna)
English
HogueProphecy Publishing, USA, 2017 – ASIN B077RP4DCC
Review on Osho News
Excerpt on Osho News
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Humanity’s future outlook and Osho’s vision, and Arjuna’s inner journey along with the Master.
World-renowned Nostradamus expert, Futurist and Prophecy Scholar John Hogue takes you into the world of spiritual rebellion and personal revelations about his direct, 37-year participation in a new religious movement trying to give birth to a new humanity one heart and one eternal moment at a time.
Hogue will introduce Osho in a new light. He is not only one of the most unique, well-known and avidly read teachers of meditation. Osho is a significant messenger about the world’s brighter future. He has foreseen the coming of “Homo Novus” (the New Man). You will enter Osho’s “Buddhafield” experiment set to awaken human consciousness first hand from the autobiographical experiences of this author.
This collective awakening is never more needed than now. Human civilization seems poised on the brink of a great unraveling—an era of auto-suicidal acts that potentially threatens even nuclear war, the suppression of democracy, and global climate change catastrophes.
You’ll read Osho’s prophecy recorded in 1983 that is exactly describing our darkening times today. Such times require a new Noah’s Ark to save humanity. An Ark that is invisible, a “Ship” of the “Witnessing Soul.” You find a blissful birth upon this “vessel” by tuning inward. Boarding this Ark requires a complete relaxation into let go and let “Being.”
“Isness” is Osho’s ticket to climb aboard the Noah’s Ark of Consciousness and Hogue contends from long and personal association with this master of meditation that the only safe haven is right inside the inner eye of the storm. Safe is the center of the purifying cyclone fast approaching the human race.
The Ark of Consciousness is none other than “You” as you have always been: an awakened one, pretending not to be. You are that loving calm—a quietude abiding beyond the chattering mind, celebrating life and being a light unto yourself and others.
Hogue will show us that even the darkest times can bring positive, world-changing responses. Perhaps the light that we have always eternally been is best remembered only when the Misery Field of human suffering and fear is approaching its darkest climax.
Osho has said, “Just as death faces an individual, similarly death shows its dark face before the collective consciousness of an entire civilization. And that civilization’s collective mind becomes ready to go deep into the realms of religion and the unknown… This can repeat itself again; there is a complete possibility for it.”
The Buddhafield experiment he created may be that fragrance of love and attention, that climate of joy where modern Buddhas—awakened ones—can be brought out of misery, violence, isolation and fear and in the instant of the present moment can make the new humanity, our humanity.
“John Hogue is unique. He’s one of a kind.”
—George Noory, Host of “Coast to Coast AM”
“A brilliant and very knowledgeable astrologer.”
—Whitley Strieber, author of “Communion” and “The Coming Global Superstorm” with Art Bell
John Hogue is author of over 1,000 articles and 45 published books (1,180,000 copies sold) spanning 20 languages. He has predicted the winner of every US Presidential Election by popular vote since 1968, giving him a remarkable 13 and 0 batting average. Hogue is a world-renowned expert on the prophecies of Nostradamus and other prophetic traditions. He claims to focus on interpreting the world’s ancient-to-modern prophets and prophecies with fresh eyes, seeking to connect readers with the shared and collective visions of terror, wonder and revelation about the future in a conversational narrative style. Hogue says the future is a temporal echo of actions initiated today. He strives to take readers “back to the present” empowering them to create a better destiny through accessing the untapped potentials of free will and meditation
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Great, interesting read that shows where Hogues primary life
John Hogue finally reveals his connection to ccontraversial master Named Osho and his incarceration while Hogue lived in his hope commune as a 20 something in Seattle area. Great, interesting read that shows where Hogues primary life influences came from. Read it in 5 sessions over a week as his writing style goes from whimsical to poetic to just plain hysterical at times. Highly reccommend!
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Safely in the center of the cyclone
This may be the most important of John Hogue’s books. It is certainly the most autobiographical one that I’ve read—even more so than his recent, Beyond Alt-Right and Alt-Left. In telling his story Mr. Hogue offers an example for us to consider. In making that offering, he reaches a watershed in his written work.
A Spiritual Rebel’s Manifesto traces Mr. Hogue’s discovery of meditation as a solace to the angst of his childhood, through his time as a seeker in India where he became a disciple of the guru, Osho. He focuses on Osho’s teachings, quoting him a lot. His story includes a lot of Osho’s story so the “spiritual rebel” of the title could apply to either himself or his teacher. The rebel’s story is one that teaches without straying from the baseline theme of Mr. Hogue’s other works, that being the implications of prophecy and spiritual matters in this present time. Even much of what Mr. Hogue relates of Osho’s teachings concerns the potentials for humanity over the coming decades.
For all his reputation as a seer and Nostradamus scholar, Mr. Hogue’s baby-boomer background is easy to relate to. His childhood experiences of being bully-bait and subsequent search for meaning are points of easy identification (though we should avoid “identifying”). His discovery of meditation as a helpful tool opened the door to his life’s path. That path led to a communal life in Osho’s Indian ashram. In relating his time there, Mr. Hogue offers some interesting insight into the relationship of disciples and masters. He also points out the defining differences between cult masters and enlightened gurus.
While this book is not so much about prophecy and predictions, it does deal with the world’s immediate future. Its primary message is the offering a way to cope with that time. In doing so it expands upon a thread running through much of Mr. Hogue’s writings. This thread describes the need for personal enlightenment, largely through the tool of meditation. It leads to Mr. Hogue’s vision of humanity’s future that was apparently Osho’s vision and hard for me, in my cynicism, to accept. The reasons for that vision are expounded upon well enough in this book, however, that I begin to see the possibility, if not the likelihood.
With the foundation laid of his personal story and Osho’s teachings, Mr. Hogue offers some images that support his points. Chief among these are the “Noah’s Ark of Consciousness” that comes from Osho. It has to do with finding a personal, centered place of escape through meditation. What you are escaping from is a question that should not be hard to answer. Mr. Hogue has a section about this on his website and it’s worth reviewing after reading this book. You can find a link to it at the top of the www.hogueprophecy.com website. Look for the “Noah’s Ark of Consciousness” link.
I see A Spiritual Rebel’s Manifesto as a companion, or follow-up, work to Beyond Alt-Right and Alt-Left due to it’s autobiographical nature. It goes further, though, recounting Mr. Hogue’s personal breakthrough by the enlightenment of his meditative discoveries and bolstered by his communal experience in India (and later, in Oregon). He relates all this in an accessible, compelling narrative that offers lessons worth mulling over.
The watershed nature of this book is in its herald as a change of thematic emphasis that Mr. Hogue states explicitly towards the end. I don’t expect this to be the end of his political commentary or predictive writings. Rather, he intends to effect a subtle change of focus to help his readers find emotional and spiritual rescue in these troubling times. In doing so, he takes on the role of a present day Noah, urging us up the ark’s ramp to take refuge in the only vessel that can ride the maelstrom building around us. It is a vessel of our own making.