“Back to GOD, Away from Religion” is an honest look at the failings of religion and the optimistic pathways toward the full expansion of the divine self. I highly recommend!

I really appreciate Gopi's insight in this matter. I feel much the same way and have basically gone down the same path of understanding. This book is a good read.

Part I discusses the author's early childhood where, as an Indian in religiously diverse Malaysia, he learned about Hinduism and Christianity. Part II discusses the misconceptions, errors, and superstitions of various organized religions. Part III discusses the five principles of the Joycentric philosophy, including the concepts of God as unconditionally loving universal mind and the world as a place as a place of learning and joy. This book is overly long at 262 pages and is nearly unreadable from the overuse of bold, italics and capitals.