The Secular God is a philosophical book written in language accessible to every person. The book invites the reader on a journey into silence, a deep and courageous journey beyond the noise of life, beyond fear, pain, ego, and the daily struggle. This is not a religious book, and it is not an attempt to bring anyone back to religion, but rather a new discourse for encountering the term God through a human, free, and accessible language, through a person's witnessing of himself and his surroundings, acceptance, humility, and the release of resistance to life.
In a short and clear journey, the reader moves through common terms in human language such as pain, suffering, evil, death, and ego, and is offered a new perspective and a new discourse on all these phenomena. In every chapter, a possibility opens for the reader to see life not as a random collection of events, but as a deeper movement of meaning, correction, development, and flow.
Nadav Teller, an Israeli educator, researcher of the state, jurist, philosopher, spiritual thinker, author, and thinker, writes from a personal journey of seeking truth, liberation from human suffering, and the discovery of the inner truth that exists within each and every one of us. In direct, clear, and thought-provoking writing, he invites the reader to stop fighting reality, and instead to learn to listen to it and to learn to flow with it in the river of life.
