Ministry
Teaching without a gate
Ministry, for Ajarn Shaman Shu, is teaching without a gate. It runs through four digital religious institutions, a free correspondence program inside federal prisons, and a body of published work built so that anyone — regardless of money, location or record — can study a tradition in full.
The teaching
Greater is He that is in you. His mother preached it, and it remains the center of the teaching: the divine indwells the person rather than residing only in an institution.
If the divine is genuinely present in creation, then no part of creation is an abomination and no tradition holds a monopoly. The Orisha, the Buddhas and the Christ are not competitors for a limited supply of God.
Spiritual murder is condemning a human being with authority borrowed from a book you did not write. The argument is not against Christianity — he was raised in it, his parents pastored in it, three siblings serve in it, and he carries his mother's name. The argument is against condemnation as a practice, made from inside the tradition rather than against it.
The four digital religious institutions
Each draws its curriculum from the published library.
Orisha University
Ifá, Òrìṣà practice and African spiritual sciences, with the 256 Odu of Ifá as the core curriculum.
VisitBuddha University
Buddhist philosophy and Thai Theravada practice, and publisher of the Sacred Study library.
VisitShiva University
Shaiva theology and the Tamil Siddhar tradition, where medicine and realization are inseparable.
VisitKrishna University
The Vaishnava traditions and their scriptural sources — the Bhagavad Gita, the Bhagavata Purana and the devotional literature.
VisitSacred Study Beyond Walls
Free religious study for incarcerated people, operated under Buddha Digital Temple — seventy-seven original volumes, five traditions, no cost to the participant.
Enroll someone, or ask
Family members can enroll a participant. Questions about the curriculum or credentials are welcome.