Channeling the Life of Jesus
Channeling the Life of Jesus (hard cover)
Jesus Christ came to the world as the universal energy of God. For twenty-eight years he lived a normal life, experiencing emotions, observing the suffering of people, and even having a married life with children. He was sent to Earth to inform humanity of the one God—but was crucified. Here find in-depth commentary on the life of Christ through the channeled messages of Jesus, the Saints, disciples, and others of that volatile time. Find out how the gospels were selected and how and why the words of Jesus were altered by the church. Learn about soul families and those with his ancestry who are walking the Earth today. Hear warnings that reflect current and dangerous trends, including our political systems, religious beliefs, and interactions with each other. Jesus taught love, and through these messages, we find that his words are still vital to our personal and collective lives in the world today.
About the Author:
Barry Strohm was born near Hershey, Pennsylvania but currently resides in Park City, Utah with Connie, his wife of 50 years. The author graduated from Lehigh University with a Business Management degree and obtained a Civil Engineering License. What started as a casual interest in paranormal photography became an obsession as the author was led along the path of learning about the afterlife and learned of his unique ability to communicate with spirits on the other side of the life veil. He is currently the author of 7 books regarding all aspects of the afterlife, spirit communication and even aliens.
Spikenard is one of the biblical oils. It was used by Mary Magdalene on Jesus Christ before he was beaten by Roman soldiers. I still remember the scene and the music from the Broadway play, Jesus Christ Superstar. Growing up in Brooklyn, we often went into the city to see plays; I saw that play three times! Even the movie version of Jesus Christ Superstar emphasizes when one of the apostles musically reprimands Mary Magdalene for using the precious and expensive “nard” on Jesus. The nard referred to in the Bible and the play was spikenard, which was said to be carried in an alabaster jar. Spikenard is viscous, so it has a resinous quality. I believe Mary fully knew the sedative qualities of spikenard. Spikenard contains valeranone, one of the chemical components in valerian. This component is a sleep aid and muscle relaxant that is used for stress disorders. If you’ve taken valerian root in herbal form for stress, sleep or pain, you know the magnitude of its relaxation benefits.
