Welcome Home
Welcome to the Temple Of The Mystical Universe, the Temple of Gods, where growth, respect and truth are the only commandments.
This the temple of Heirions.
We’ve been expecting you for a vey long time.
For you are a god in mortal form (a Heirion).
You are a balance of Good and Evil.
You are a Creator and a Destroyer.
You possess the powers of Life And Death.
And you are on Earth to learn.
LEARN ABOUT HEIRIONS
The Goal Of Mystical Universe – Temple Of Gods:
Welcome Home! This temple exists to help you acknowledge that, regardless of your current
circumstances, you are a magnificent god among gods – Learning, Evolving, Becoming.
Our missions is to assist you to become a better god.
Heirion Believers Throughout History
Before you consider the idea that human beings are gods a ‘ridiculous belief’, consider that throughout history several philosophers, mystics and spiritual teachers have proposed the idea that all humans are divine, or possess god-like qualities. Here are a few notable examples:
Ancient And Classical Believers That We Are Gods
Hermes Trismegistus (c. 2000 BCE – ?) – Egypt/Greece
The Hermetic tradition, attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, teaches that humans are divine beings with the potential to become one with the All (God). The famous Hermetic axiom “As above, so below” suggests that human consciousness mirrors the divine.
Gautama Buddha (c. 5th–4th century BCE) – India/Nepal
While Buddhism does not promote the idea of an external creator god, the Buddha taught that enlightenment (nirvana) allows humans to transcend suffering and attain a divine state of being. Some Buddhist traditions interpret Buddha-nature as an innate divine potential in all humans.
Jesus Christ (c. 4 BCE – 30 CE) – Judea
Some interpretations of Jesus’ teachings (such as in the Gospel of John 10:34: “Is it not written in your Law, ‘I have said you are gods’?”) suggest that humans have divine potential. Certain mystical Christian sects, such as the Gnostics, believed that all humans contain a divine spark.
Plotinus (c. 204–270 CE) – Roman Empire
A major figure in Neoplatonism, Plotinus taught that the human soul is a part of the divine and can reunite with the One (God) through intellectual and spiritual purification.
Medieval And Renaissance Believers That We Are Gods
Rumi (1207–1273 CE) – Persia (Sufi Islam)
The Sufi poet and mystic Rumi emphasized that the divine resides within every person: “You were born with wings. Why prefer to crawl through life?” Sufism often speaks of humans realizing their divine nature through spiritual awakening.
Meister Eckhart (c. 1260–1328 CE) – Germany (Christian mysticism)
This Christian mystic claimed that the soul contains a “divine spark” that makes humans one with God. His teachings were controversial and almost labeled as heretical by the Church.
Giordano Bruno (1548–1600 CE) – Italy
Bruno believed in an infinite universe where every individual contains the divine essence. He was burned at the stake by the Catholic Church for his radical ideas.
Modern And Contemporary Believers That We Are Gods
Baruch Spinoza (1632–1677 CE) – Netherlands
Spinoza’s pantheistic philosophy saw God and Nature as one. He argued that everything, including human beings, is an expression of the divine.
William Blake (1757–1827 CE) – England
The poet and artist Blake saw humans as divine creators, proclaiming “All deities reside in the human breast.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882 CE) – USA (Transcendentalism)
Emerson taught that every person contains a divine soul and that through self-reliance and intuition, one can realize their godhood.
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900 CE) – Germany
While Nietzsche is best known for proclaiming “God is dead,” he also introduced the concept of the Übermensch, a superior human who transcends ordinary existence and attains godlike power.
Sri Aurobindo (1872–1950 CE) – India
Aurobindo believed that humans are evolving toward a divine consciousness, which he called the Supermind. His teachings combined Hindu Vedanta with evolutionary spirituality.
Alan Watts (1915–1973 CE) – England/USA
A philosopher who popularized Eastern spirituality in the West, Watts frequently stated that the notion of a separate “God” is an illusion, and that humans are divine beings experiencing themselves in human form.
Osho (Bhagwan Rajneesh) (1931–1990 CE) – India
Osho preached that every human is a god but has been conditioned to forget their true nature. He emphasized meditation and self-awareness as the path to rediscovering one’s divinity.
Deepak Chopra (b. 1946 CE) – India/USA
A modern New Age teacher, Chopra blends quantum physics and spirituality to suggest that human consciousness is infinite and divine.
The belief that we are gods has surfaced throughout time and in many traditions, but the core idea remains the same: humans are not separate from the divine, but are divine in essence.