Process Pop-Up: A Brief History of God: From Nature Spirits to Cosmic Consciousness
Join us for an enlightening evening with author Nish Dubashia and special co-presenter Marie Murtagh as they offer powerful insights from A Brief History of God: From Nature Spirits to Cosmic Consciousness. This thought-provoking event will trace the sweeping evolution of human spirituality—from ancient tribal reverence for nature spirits to an emerging vision of unified cosmic consciousness.
Drawing from history, philosophy, psychology, science, and lived experience, Nish and Marie will explore how our collective understanding of God and self has transformed through cultural shifts, scientific discoveries, and the timeless human search for meaning. Their co-presentation weaves together scholarly depth with lived insight, inviting a deeper engagement with spirituality not as doctrine, but as an evolving and integrative human experience.
In this unique presentation, Marie will offer complementary reflections and practical grounding to Nish’s philosophical framework—adding nuance, resonance, and a relational dimension to the inquiry. Together, they create space for personal reflection and collective exploration of what it means to live spiritually in a rapidly changing world.
Whether you’re a seeker, skeptic, or simply curious about the deep undercurrents of belief that have shaped humanity, this event is a rare opportunity to engage with a rich and inclusive perspective on spiritual evolution.
The talk will be followed by a live Q&A session, encouraging thoughtful dialogue, shared reflections, and authentic inquiry.
“Spirituality is not a relic from the past; it is as vibrant and necessary as the world we live in. It is rooted in the universal longing for meaning in the face of suffering, connection in times of isolation, and transcendence over our finite human experience. Just as our scientific understanding of the world has evolved from superstition to discovery, our relationship with the divine has undergone a parallel metamorphosis.
In the end, the eternal dance of self and Spirit is a reminder that spirituality is not about finding all the answers but about embracing the questions—not about arriving at a final destination but about the journey itself. It invites us to see life as a sacred unfolding, a dance where each step, each movement, brings us closer to the heart of existence. As we step into the future, let us do so with gratitude for the wisdom of the past, faith in the promise of the future, and reverence for the eternal mystery that calls us to dance.“
Nish Dubashia, A Brief History of God
About the Speakers
Nish Dubashia
Nish Dubashia is a British author and Integral thinker, known for creating the Diamond Model—a framework that synthesizes Bohmian physics, Integral Theory, and Eastern philosophy. Having previously studied with some of the world’s leading mathematicians at the University of Warwick, Nish has been invited to present internationally at the Science and Consciousness Conference, World Unity Week, Integral European Conference, and MIT’s Global Forum. His books include Gifted, Dancing with Angels, The Unity of Everything, and A Brief History of God, some of which have appeared on Amazon bestseller lists. Nish is also a faculty member at The Collective Edge and co-founder of Evolving Nexus, both of which support personal and collective transformation.
Marie Murtagh
Marie Murtagh is a spiritual facilitator, coach, and co-creator at Evolving Nexus. With a deep background in consciousness facilitation, Integral transformation, and complexity science, Marie brings a grounded, heart-centered approach to spiritual inquiry and transformation. Her work supports individuals and communities in navigating the liminal space between old paradigms and emerging possibilities, weaving personal healing with collective awakening. As a long-time collaborator of Nish Dubashia, she brings insight, warmth, and embodied presence to their shared exploration of spiritual evolution.
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