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Jesus Teacher and Healer
An esoteric and mystical picture of the life and ministry of Jesus. Jesus is a person who lived a life not unlike our own, but is also the perfect manifestation of the Christ spirit alive within each one of us. White Eagle brings a vision of the great healer and teacher whose simple love has been a universal inspiration--not only to those who work within the Christian tradition.
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First published October 1, 1985
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April 25, 2013
==Faith is an inward knowing==
“Beloved brethren, we speak to you from spirit. You build the etheric bridge and we cross the bridge to you from the world of light to bring you a message of hope, of illumination, love and peace.” (p 124, Introduction to Chapter VIII, A Reinterpretation of Traditional Christian Teaching – II, The True Comforter)
The collective messages attributed to White Eagle are in my estimation the most harmonious, inspired and credible of all channelled materials. Here there are no cults of personality, no sensationalistic prophecies, no complex esoteric formulae, no dualistic power struggles to overcome. This book probably comes as close as any so-called New Age literature can in building a bridge of understanding between orthodox Christians and Spirit-guided universalists.
Orthodoxy proclaims that the Evil One rules this earth. White Eagle says: “…all aspects of life are contained within the Creator. If you believe that God is all-powerful, all-wise and all-loving, that God contains everything, God cannot rule here and what you call the devil rule over there. God is the whole; God holds all within his grasp, all is within his divine Intelligence.” (p 52) Evil is likened to darkness. To remove evil, we do not fight it or resist it but we carry a light to illumine the darkness. So, darkness (evil) is overcome with light (love).
The Christ is the true Son of God. It is universal in its presence and availability. It is not uniquely attributed to Jesus. “Christ is more than a person; Christ is love; Christ is a quality of consciousness that can come to all men.” (p 76) But the man Jesus often spoke as a pure vehicle of the Christ-spirit. “…Christ the Son, the light of the Logos [Word], completely illuminated the human personality of Jesus of Nazareth.” (p 27)
This is a book for seekers who are willing to open their hearts and overcome the doctrines and dogmas of fear which characterize much of orthodox Christendom.
Note: Page references are for the out of print 1985 edition.
“Beloved brethren, we speak to you from spirit. You build the etheric bridge and we cross the bridge to you from the world of light to bring you a message of hope, of illumination, love and peace.” (p 124, Introduction to Chapter VIII, A Reinterpretation of Traditional Christian Teaching – II, The True Comforter)
The collective messages attributed to White Eagle are in my estimation the most harmonious, inspired and credible of all channelled materials. Here there are no cults of personality, no sensationalistic prophecies, no complex esoteric formulae, no dualistic power struggles to overcome. This book probably comes as close as any so-called New Age literature can in building a bridge of understanding between orthodox Christians and Spirit-guided universalists.
Orthodoxy proclaims that the Evil One rules this earth. White Eagle says: “…all aspects of life are contained within the Creator. If you believe that God is all-powerful, all-wise and all-loving, that God contains everything, God cannot rule here and what you call the devil rule over there. God is the whole; God holds all within his grasp, all is within his divine Intelligence.” (p 52) Evil is likened to darkness. To remove evil, we do not fight it or resist it but we carry a light to illumine the darkness. So, darkness (evil) is overcome with light (love).
The Christ is the true Son of God. It is universal in its presence and availability. It is not uniquely attributed to Jesus. “Christ is more than a person; Christ is love; Christ is a quality of consciousness that can come to all men.” (p 76) But the man Jesus often spoke as a pure vehicle of the Christ-spirit. “…Christ the Son, the light of the Logos [Word], completely illuminated the human personality of Jesus of Nazareth.” (p 27)
This is a book for seekers who are willing to open their hearts and overcome the doctrines and dogmas of fear which characterize much of orthodox Christendom.
Note: Page references are for the out of print 1985 edition.
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