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Author: Clare Prophet Elizabeth Clare Prophet Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 144017394X Category : Languages : en Pages : 431
Book Description
From a small-town New Jersey girl to a world-renowned new age teacher, Elizabeth Clare Prophet underwent a remarkable transformation. At age twenty-four, she began taking "dictations," or messages, from a group of saints and sages known as the ascended masters. By age forty, she was called Mother and Guru Ma by thousands of followers, and also known as a prophet (her real last name). She had also begun to be labeled a controversial cult leader. Now at the age of seventy, she publishes a memoir of her early years. In never-before-released material from interviews, letters and diaries, she explores her spiritual quest from birth through age twenty four. Part I describes a conventional upbringing in 1950s small-town America. But, as she reveals, the roots of her spiritual quest were there from an early age, expressed in childhood in her remarkable devotion to the proto new age Christian Science. She tells how her religion helped her to cope with her father's alcoholism and the childhood onset of epilepsy. Part II reveals her teenage ups and downs, experiments with Eastern thought and modern philosophy, and an early marriage to a fellow Christian Scientist. Finally, she describes her choice to make the radical change of leaving that marriage to follow Mark Prophet, who became her teacher and second husband. The work is threaded with her descriptions of the presence of God that she believes overshadowed her from the moment of birth. She tells how that presence led her into a spiritual work that touched the lives of thousands. This revealing, personal journey probes the very essence of spirituality.
Author: Clare Prophet Elizabeth Clare Prophet Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 144017394X Category : Languages : en Pages : 431
Book Description
From a small-town New Jersey girl to a world-renowned new age teacher, Elizabeth Clare Prophet underwent a remarkable transformation. At age twenty-four, she began taking "dictations," or messages, from a group of saints and sages known as the ascended masters. By age forty, she was called Mother and Guru Ma by thousands of followers, and also known as a prophet (her real last name). She had also begun to be labeled a controversial cult leader. Now at the age of seventy, she publishes a memoir of her early years. In never-before-released material from interviews, letters and diaries, she explores her spiritual quest from birth through age twenty four. Part I describes a conventional upbringing in 1950s small-town America. But, as she reveals, the roots of her spiritual quest were there from an early age, expressed in childhood in her remarkable devotion to the proto new age Christian Science. She tells how her religion helped her to cope with her father's alcoholism and the childhood onset of epilepsy. Part II reveals her teenage ups and downs, experiments with Eastern thought and modern philosophy, and an early marriage to a fellow Christian Scientist. Finally, she describes her choice to make the radical change of leaving that marriage to follow Mark Prophet, who became her teacher and second husband. The work is threaded with her descriptions of the presence of God that she believes overshadowed her from the moment of birth. She tells how that presence led her into a spiritual work that touched the lives of thousands. This revealing, personal journey probes the very essence of spirituality.
Author: Elizabeth Clare Prophet Publisher: ISBN: 9780578003573 Category : Languages : en Pages : 140
Book Description
A fascinating window into the origins of a modern spiritual life. Elizabeth Clare Prophet, a beloved but controversial spiritual teacher, tells her story in her own words. Includes never before released photos of her childhood.
Author: Vaughn R. Gabbard Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1456733249 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 229
Book Description
This book is based on the writings found in the gospel of Matthew with use of the King James Version. It is not intended to interpret the scriptures. If we were spiritually able to sit on the shoulders of Jesus as He walked this earth, we might understand the scriptures more clearly than we do today. The intent is to bring out the humanity and the spirituality of Jesus, side by side. We can see His emotions, feel His pain, and experience His love. Compassion describes the Man who came to this earth to show us how to live. Love describes the spirit of the Savior who laid His life down for you and me.
Author: Abigail Follows Publisher: ISBN: 9781736941508 Category : Languages : en Pages : 300
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Through a series of modern-day miracles, a young couple is led by God to the mountains of India to be missionaries. They learn the language and culture of the Pahari people and seek to be authentic members of their community. Their goal is to share their faith in a way people will truly understand--but political, social, and internal obstacles threaten to render their efforts useless. They get on their knees and pray for their new friends, clinging to the hope that God always keeps His promises, and His word does not return to Him empty.
Author: John Kadiba Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1462849121 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 213
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In this autobiography John kadiba narrates the story of his unique life’s history. The book brings together various elements of his experiences in his symbolic journey from his traditional village in Papua New Guinea, through other destinations and his settlement in North Australia. The book is a rich tapestry of Kadiba’s story. It records the momentous events in his life, various places he has travelled through, signifi cant people in his life, his spiritual life and thought, and his cultural roots which have shaped him as an individual. The book tells of his childhood, his schooling and his education. Kadiba sees his schooling and search for education as a decisive thread in his symbolic journey which eventually takes him to settle in North Australia away from his people and culture. Growing up in the colonial era, the book traces his journey through many changes in PNG during the colonial and post-colonial times. The story also recounts his long and at times, troubled association with religious institutions both in PNG and Australia. In many ways the book portrays a very personal story. It tells of Kadiba’s family life, his courtship and marriage, death in the family, and his children growing up in contemporary multicultural Australia.
Author: Benjamin Hyrum White Publisher: CFI ISBN: 9781462115518 Category : Juvenile Nonfiction Languages : en Pages : 0
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It's never too young to prepare! This charmingly illustrated picture book teaches children what it's like to be a missionary, from riding a bike to studying the gospel to having a companion, and everything they can do now to be ready so that when the time comes, they'll be the best missionaries they can be. Colorful and cute, it's a perfect gift for baptisms and birthdays.
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