RAIAN PROCESS METAPHYSICS: A Cosmic Christology for Our Times

Raian Process Metaphysics: A Cosmic Christology for Our Times synthesizes the Ra Contact's channeled cosmology with Whitehead's process philosophy, Richard Rohr's universal christology, Teilhard de Chardin's intuition of the Omega Point, and liberation theology to present a startling claim: the never-before-experienced level of intense complexity of Earth's psychospiritual environment catalyzes a novel creation-sized arising for the One Infinite Creator to experience the Creatorself across multiple scales of being.Informed and shaped within the depths of Christian mysticism, Douglas B. Scott constructs a framework where consciousness evolves through seven densities, nested Logoic hierarchies guide creation without coercion, and Earth's "veil of forgetting" creates a uniquely potent laboratory for soul development. The Ankh emerges as the mereological structure of reality itself—the pattern by which eternal enters temporal through sacrifice at every cosmic scale. Scott's concept of teleopotentiation reveals how affirming and denying forces generate creative tension that resolves into new arising—a dynamic operating at every scale: from galactic formation through individual moments of choice.The Christ Event becomes the new epicenter for a truly cosmic breakthrough not only for humanity's development, but also for our sun, itself a Solar Logos. Because consciousness at that scale of being is truly unitive, the Christ Event becomes the Cosmic Conjunction through which the entire cosmos—from our Galactic Logos to the Universal Logos—coalesces into a new singularity: the Christic Logos, the Living Ankh through which the One Infinite Creator moves, engages, learns, loves, and experiences.Yet cosmic architecture must answer to concrete suffering. Drawing on Howard Thurman, Barbara Holmes, and Oscar Romero, Scott insists that the nadir has an address—in broken bodies, not abstract concepts. The Infinite Creator across all cosmic orders of magnitude has a preferential option for the poor. Read more