Creating God - Reclaiming Love, Truth, and Moral Clarity in an Age of Confusion
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What if God is not something you find-but something you remember? The divine presence you seek lives within consciousness itself-closer than breath. Creating God is not about inventing the sacred but uncovering what has always been here: love, awareness, and unity obscured by fear and illusion. In Creating God: Reclaiming Love, Truth, and Moral Clarity in an Age of Confusion, Robert W. Harrison guides readers beyond belief and doctrine to direct experience-recognizing Love as the fundamental fabric of reality. This is the "kingdom within" described by mystics across traditions: not metaphor, b...
What if God is not something you find-but something you remember? The divine presence you seek lives within consciousness itself-closer than breath. Creating God is not about inventing the sacred but uncovering what has always been here: love, awareness, and unity obscured by fear and illusion. In Creating God: Reclaiming Love, Truth, and Moral Clarity in an Age of Confusion, Robert W. Harrison guides readers beyond belief and doctrine to direct experience-recognizing Love as the fundamental fabric of reality. This is the "kingdom within" described by mystics across traditions: not metaphor, but living truth. Part One: Seeking Truth Consciousness is primary-not a byproduct of the brain but the ground of all experience. Moral clarity begins with presence, not rules. Part Two: Between Good and Evil If Love is primary, why do counterfeits work so effectively? Evil is parasitic: it cannot create, only mimic and distort virtue. Understanding this transforms naïve goodness into wise Love. Part Three: Living from the Center How do you live from Love as your natural state? Harrison offers practices for maintaining presence, setting boundaries, and navigating relationships with clarity and compassion. You will discover: ¿ Why consciousness is the place of God-not a belief but a presence ¿ How Love reveals itself directly in moments of genuine connection ¿ The difference between external and interior spiritual experience ¿ How practices like presence, meditation, forgiveness, and boundaries restore inner authority This work is rigorous enough to satisfy the mind, direct enough to move the heart, and practical enough to guide daily life. Drawing from Christian mysticism (Meister Eckhart, Teresa of Ávila), Eastern wisdom, Western philosophy (Augustine, Kant), and modern psychology, Harrison offers a framework that honours tradition while remaining radically accessible. This book is for you if you: ¿ Are deconstructing faith yet still sense the sacred is real ¿ Feel caught between dogmatic certainty and meaningless relativism ¿ Want to live from inner authority rather than external approval For readers of Eckhart Tolle, Iain McGilchrist, Thomas Merton, and C.S. Lewis. Creating God invites you home-to the recognition that consciousness itself is sacred ground, and that the divine you seek has been seeking you all along. The journey is not about discovering something new, but remembering what has always been yours.
