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The Maharishi of Mt. Kailash
The Life & Revelations of the Maharishi
A Christian hermit 400 years old with a global prayer ministry hidden in a Himalayan cave is the stuff of fiction until we look back 2000 years. Challenging folks buried in Mosaic law, ritual, and tradition in the Jerusalem Temple complex, Jesus said: "If anyone keeps my word, he will never see death."
The Apostle of the Bleeding Feet Sadhu Sundar Singh, whose holy life is beyond doubt, was roaming around the mountains in Tibet after a mission trip in search of hermits when he slid and fell before the mouth of a cave. Seated there was an ancient man who began to tell the young Sadhu everything he ever did, and more: the spiritual world, the life hereafter, hidden mysteries were unveiled by this unknown sage called "Maharishi." Even some of Sadhu's closest admirers found it hard to accept the Sadhu's witness. Perhaps a dream resulting from deep spiritual meditation?
Open these pages. Enter the life and revelations of an extraordinary soul communicated through the revered Sadhu decades ago and now presented afresh by Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj, divinely called to bear the name and extend the work of his faithful predecessor. Seek the Berean mind, gladly hearing the word, and diligently searching the scriptures. You will find the Bible verified and clarified and, God willing, your hearts burning like the disciples heading to Emmaus.
A Christian hermit 400 years old with a global prayer ministry hidden in a Himalayan cave is the stuff of fiction until we look back 2000 years. Challenging folks buried in Mosaic law, ritual, and tradition in the Jerusalem Temple complex, Jesus said: "If anyone keeps my word, he will never see death."
The Apostle of the Bleeding Feet Sadhu Sundar Singh, whose holy life is beyond doubt, was roaming around the mountains in Tibet after a mission trip in search of hermits when he slid and fell before the mouth of a cave. Seated there was an ancient man who began to tell the young Sadhu everything he ever did, and more: the spiritual world, the life hereafter, hidden mysteries were unveiled by this unknown sage called "Maharishi." Even some of Sadhu's closest admirers found it hard to accept the Sadhu's witness. Perhaps a dream resulting from deep spiritual meditation?
Open these pages. Enter the life and revelations of an extraordinary soul communicated through the revered Sadhu decades ago and now presented afresh by Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj, divinely called to bear the name and extend the work of his faithful predecessor. Seek the Berean mind, gladly hearing the word, and diligently searching the scriptures. You will find the Bible verified and clarified and, God willing, your hearts burning like the disciples heading to Emmaus.
144 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2011
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January 19, 2023
This book is a well-written compilation of stories concerning Jesus the Christ and “one that remains” (the Maharishi), and as far as I can tell has no contradictions to the Bible. There is one account of John the Baptist which causes me to wonder, but I am no scholar so I will think on it before passing judgment. Other than that, they are stories focusing on the Messiah Jesus and how he impacted numerous figures in the days of the Bible and beyond. The apostle John himself wrote that there were so many other things which Jesus did that no book or amount of books could contain them all.
Both Sadhus cautioned that belief in this book does not interfere with salvation, and nothing detracts from the work Jesus accomplished, so believe it or not, but do not fight (do not lock heads).
“And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. Amen.” - John 21:25 KJV
“Being what it is, such a subject is a matter of personal opinion and belief. Each reader is at liberty to think as they choose. Each must make their own judgment.” - Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj
“Well, every man has his own idea according to his understanding, so let it be, as he thinks it to be. If people think these things to be true, and believe them, their salvation does not depend on it. And if they don’t believe these things, there is no loss of their salvation either. I do not like locking heads together like rams. Say whatever you like. Your servant will listen silently and continue to pray for your welfare.” - Sadhu Sundar Singh, concerning his account of the Maharishi of Mt Kailash
Both Sadhus cautioned that belief in this book does not interfere with salvation, and nothing detracts from the work Jesus accomplished, so believe it or not, but do not fight (do not lock heads).
“And there are also many other things which Jesus did, the which, if they should be written every one, I suppose that even the world itself could not contain the books that should be written. Amen.” - John 21:25 KJV
“Being what it is, such a subject is a matter of personal opinion and belief. Each reader is at liberty to think as they choose. Each must make their own judgment.” - Sadhu Sundar Selvaraj
“Well, every man has his own idea according to his understanding, so let it be, as he thinks it to be. If people think these things to be true, and believe them, their salvation does not depend on it. And if they don’t believe these things, there is no loss of their salvation either. I do not like locking heads together like rams. Say whatever you like. Your servant will listen silently and continue to pray for your welfare.” - Sadhu Sundar Singh, concerning his account of the Maharishi of Mt Kailash
February 1, 2024
The famous Indian Christian, Sadhu Sundar Singh meets an incredibly aged man on his ascent up Mount Kailash who knew Sadhu's whole life. You'll be taken back 400 years in time and hear about some characters who lived then including the Indian Emperor Akbar and Francis Xavier, the Catholic missionary. This may seem like the stuff of Christian fiction but your eyes will be opened as you join the Maharishi on his journey as he he is taken into different realms of the spiritual world.
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