The Spoken Work 

Talks & Public Teaching

The Omnism Spiritual Center exists as a place for public dialogue and spiritual education. These teachings are shared openly for those who are seeking meaning beyond the boundaries of any single belief system.

Rather than advancing a new doctrine, this work focuses on gently setting aside dogma in order to see what remains. The aim is to surface the psychological and spiritual patterns that humans share across traditions. These teachings are offered for reflection, clarity, and interfaith understanding.

Areas of Inquiry

Our public teachings sit at the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern psychological insight. Common areas of exploration include:

Interfaith Integration
Looking for the Universal Core within traditions that often appear contradictory on the surface.

The Psychology of Belief
Examining how belief systems shape meaning, emotional health, and the way we relate to one another.

Meaning-Making Beyond Dogma
Exploring life’s transitions—grief, marriage, vocation, purpose—outside of rigid institutional frameworks.

Strategic Stillness
Using contemplative practices as a stabilizing force in a high-stimulation, technology-driven world.

Abundance and Scarcity
Noticing how defensive, “righteous” thinking narrows perception, and how curiosity opens shared ground.

Featured Teaching

Omnism Explained: Finding Universal Truth in All Religions

This foundational talk introduces the Omnist framework and the idea that all religions carry sacred truth. It explores how rituals and traditions act as cultural vessels, while the human experiences they address remain shared.

Duration: 13 minutes
Primary Focus: Interfaith understanding and universal meaning

Core Insight:

“The dogma of mankind—family, love, fulfillment, and grief—is what we all share. Religions are simply the cultural ways we express those deeply human realities.”