From Samadhi to Logos: The Face of Christ in the Silence of Advaita and Non-Duality. - Softcover

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Can a Christian find God in the absolute silence of the East?

Many modern believers and thoughtful seekers feel a powerful intellectual and contemplative pull toward Advaita Vedanta and Eastern non-duality. The clinical elegance of Self-enquiry offers an interior stillness and clarity often missing from modern religious institutions. But as the practitioner touches the breathless heights of Samadhi and the ego begins to dissolve, a haunting question remains:

Is the summit of reality an impersonal void, or an eternal Relationship?

In the pursuit of absolute non-duality, you learn to separate the silent Witness from the mechanical noise of the mind. You experience the profound relief of the "Screen and the Movie." Yet, beneath the stillness, a chilling crisis takes hold: to preserve the pristine purity of the Canvas, the Eastern paradigm demands you set fire to the Portrait. Your history, your bodily existence, your deepest loves, and your very personhood are clinically dismissed as Maya—an illusion to be erased.

Is this true liberation, or a spiritualized form of nihilism?

In From Samadhi to Logos, Ernesto Hasbun constructs a rigorous, high-level philosophical and theological bridge between two worlds. This is neither a reactionary religious critique nor a shallow New Age syncretism. It is a surgical defense of the Christian faith written from the very heart of non-dual contemplative inquiry, demonstrating that the profound "Silence" of the East is not the final destination, but the sacred canvas upon which the Incarnate Logos speaks.

Inside this volume, you will discover:

The Bridge Home for the Contemplative Mind

For the seeker who has climbed the cold heights of the mountain, measured the temperature of the void, and refused to abandon the certainty of love and identity: this book provides the missing architecture.

You do not have to choose between the rigorous mechanics of truth and the relational reality of the heart. You do not have to annihilate your soul to find your peace.

It is time to cross the bridge. The Face of Christ is waiting in the deepest silence.

• The Crisis of the Closed System: Why the beginningless loop of Anadi and karmic momentum cannot terminate its own causality from within, exposing the absolute necessity of a transcendent Vector—the uncreated Grace of the Logos.
• The Snail’s Mansion and Participatory Realism: Why the manifest cosmos and human embodiment are not a disposable hallucination, but an intentional temple created with the capacity to partake in the Divine Nature (2 Peter 1:4).
• The Person vs. The Void: How the triune reality of God (Love as communion) decisively answers the ontological dead-end of a solitary, non-relational monad.
• The Paradox of the Powerless Master: The metaphysical dilemma behind the Jnani’s radical non-intervention in biological decay, and why Christ’s bodily resurrection redeems the human container rather than discarding it.
• The Redemption of Ancestral Scripts: How the authority of the Sovereign Programmer overrides transgenerational momentum and ancestral wounds that solitary meditation leaves untouched.
• The "Sabbath of the Logos": A practical, repeatable contemplative protocol to use the stillness of Samadhi not as an empty destination, but as the quiet foundation to hear and live the transfigured narrative of Grace.

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