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Fallen Angels Among Us: What You Need to Know
This is the author's sequel to her bestseller, Fallen Angels and the Origins of Evil. She describes where the fallen angels are today. She introduces Saint Germain and other great masters of East and West who deliver their prophecies for Aquarius revealing the role of fallen angels in economic upheaval, international terrorism and more. Fallen Angles Among Us offers tremendous hope and a way to transmute and transcend the prophecies before us. It can inspire and motivate.
400 pages, Paperback
First published October 16, 2010
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About the author
Elizabeth Clare Prophet
443 books109 followersElizabeth Clare Prophet (1939-2009) was an author, teacher, messenger of the ascended masters and leader of The Summit Lighthouse—an internationally recognized spiritual center for the advancement of inner awakening and soul liberation. For decades Elizabeth's books have been front runners in the movement for individual union with God. Millions of copies have been sold worldwide and published in more than 30 languages.
Throughout her lifetime, Elizabeth Clare Prophet walked the path of spiritual adeptship, advancing through the universal initiations common to mystics of both East and West. She taught about this path and described her own experiences for the benefit of all who desire to make spiritual progress. She lectured across North and South America, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, the Philippines, Ghana, Liberia and India. With Her husband, Mark L. Prophet, she led pilgrimages to the Holy Land, Egypt and India.
Thousands of people from across the globe attended her four yearly conferences and hundreds of students learned spiritual teachings from her Summit University retreats. Her great desire was to share a spiritual path that would take true seekers, in the tradition of the mystical paths of the world's religions, as far as they could go and needed to go to meet their true teachers, the ascended masters, the archangels and their own Higher Self, face-to-face.
Her unpublished writings, lectures and dictations from the ascended masters continue to be released by Summit University Press.
Throughout her lifetime, Elizabeth Clare Prophet walked the path of spiritual adeptship, advancing through the universal initiations common to mystics of both East and West. She taught about this path and described her own experiences for the benefit of all who desire to make spiritual progress. She lectured across North and South America, United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, the Philippines, Ghana, Liberia and India. With Her husband, Mark L. Prophet, she led pilgrimages to the Holy Land, Egypt and India.
Thousands of people from across the globe attended her four yearly conferences and hundreds of students learned spiritual teachings from her Summit University retreats. Her great desire was to share a spiritual path that would take true seekers, in the tradition of the mystical paths of the world's religions, as far as they could go and needed to go to meet their true teachers, the ascended masters, the archangels and their own Higher Self, face-to-face.
Her unpublished writings, lectures and dictations from the ascended masters continue to be released by Summit University Press.
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July 26, 2012
Compelling Sequel to "Fallen Angels - The Origins of Evil" by Elizabeth Clare Prophet. Where are they today? Reveals their role in the upheavals we see today - in the economy, politics, science, environment, every aspect of life, as earth transits into the Aquarian Age. Knowing who they are, what their strategies are helps equips and empowers the reader to understand their end game and offers hope and a way out and a way through. Introduces Saint Germain and other great masters of East and West and spiritual/practical solutions for resolution and transmutation.
June 5, 2014
I pulled this book off the shelf merely because the title caught my eye, and I was in need of more research material for the series of novels I am attempting to write. After scanning through the first few chapters, which, on the surface, appeared promising, I bought the book and started reading it a few days later.
While I did read a few new things that could be relevant to my research needs, the majority of the material was rather useless in that regard. It did, however, prove to be humorous, though I am sure the author did not intend for this. I am normally very open-minded, and I do my best to avoid judging, but it became increasingly more difficult to read the material with a straight face. While I do not discount the author, I could not accept or even muse over some of the different claims she made, particularly those about Atlantis and the laggards, who are reincarnated individuals on Earth originally from their (destroyed) home planet, whose obliterated remnants supposedly make up the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter today.
Content aside, the book tended to repeat itself, oftentimes across multiple chapters and subchapters. The author, believing, no doubt, that her message was not being translated across to the reader, tends to reiterate previous sentences, making for multiple redundancies. The first few chapters do deal with the idea of fallen angels being among us, but no direct claims about what constitutes a fallen angel were made, save for various references to people in positions of authority. (Note: the author and publishing house were quick to note that there should be no attempts to specifically identify fallen angels among people, because God is the only one who can truly judge character.) The remaining half of the book, however, deals with spirituality and meditation techniques, of which Elizabeth Clare Prophet is known for pioneering. While this is all well and good, it detracts from what the book's original subject matter was intended to be, in my opinion.
Perhaps, instead, I should have bought her other book, Fallen Angels and the Origins of Evil, to better understand the subject matter and not be given over a hundred pages of spiritual and meditation techniques. Therein lies my fault.
While I did read a few new things that could be relevant to my research needs, the majority of the material was rather useless in that regard. It did, however, prove to be humorous, though I am sure the author did not intend for this. I am normally very open-minded, and I do my best to avoid judging, but it became increasingly more difficult to read the material with a straight face. While I do not discount the author, I could not accept or even muse over some of the different claims she made, particularly those about Atlantis and the laggards, who are reincarnated individuals on Earth originally from their (destroyed) home planet, whose obliterated remnants supposedly make up the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter today.
Content aside, the book tended to repeat itself, oftentimes across multiple chapters and subchapters. The author, believing, no doubt, that her message was not being translated across to the reader, tends to reiterate previous sentences, making for multiple redundancies. The first few chapters do deal with the idea of fallen angels being among us, but no direct claims about what constitutes a fallen angel were made, save for various references to people in positions of authority. (Note: the author and publishing house were quick to note that there should be no attempts to specifically identify fallen angels among people, because God is the only one who can truly judge character.) The remaining half of the book, however, deals with spirituality and meditation techniques, of which Elizabeth Clare Prophet is known for pioneering. While this is all well and good, it detracts from what the book's original subject matter was intended to be, in my opinion.
Perhaps, instead, I should have bought her other book, Fallen Angels and the Origins of Evil, to better understand the subject matter and not be given over a hundred pages of spiritual and meditation techniques. Therein lies my fault.
December 23, 2013
This information puts a whole new perspective on the war between good and evil.
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