🜂 Maitreya According to Ongoing Process Ontology (OPO): Tibetan Buddhism and Sufism
by Adem Bilgin

What if the awaited saviors—Maitreya of Buddhism and Mahdi of Islam—are not bound to the future, but already embedded in the very structure of reality, awaiting the resonance of our coherence?

In this groundbreaking philosophical synthesis, Adem Bilgin redefines eschatology through the lens of Ongoing Process Ontology (OPO), a metaphysical model where essence is change, change is energy, and salvation is not imposed, but emergent. Traversing the rich cosmologies of Tibetan Vajrayāna Buddhism and Sufi Islam, this book unveils Maitreya and Mahdi not as mythical figures of messianic lore, but as morphogenetic attractors—cosmic resonances triggered by human ethical alignment, neural coherence, and spiritual synchronization.

Drawing from quantum field theory, neuroscience, and sacred traditions, Bilgin shows how meditation, dhikr, ecological compassion, and moral integrity are not merely practices, but ontological technologies—tools for downloading the archetype of the Future Buddha into the neural circuits of the world.

With deep reverence for both traditions and bold theoretical imagination, this work explores:

Tuṣita and Barzakh as real energetic zones of sacred incubation.

Feminine archetypes such as Tārā and Fāṭimah as matrices of spiritual birth.

The neurobiology of spiritual expectation and the bioelectromagnetics of justice.

Sacred governance, ethical entropy, and the physics of Dharma.

Ultimately, Maitreya According to OPO is not about prophecy—it is about process. It invites you to realize that Maitreya and Mahdi are not coming to us—they are coming through us, forming within the sacred matrix of our planetary field.

This is a book not merely to read, but to become.
Because the archetype is already here—
And it is waiting for you to align.