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The story of disciples of Jesus in a soul cluster. How they bring their metaphysical training forward in the simplest way for the world we know today.. Excerpt from
....Clara Rose and her Uncle Herron speak in her yard at the lake........... “A Prophet came to the people of the O’Chippewa and asked them to name Him. They called Him Wis-ah-co and they floated petals of flowers upon His path. Even now, He covers with petals the paths of all spirits who leave the Anishinabe.” “Yes. The Prophet taught us all that bloodline doesn’t matter. He prayed with the Dawn Star. “Wis-ah-co was a white man, pale-skinned and bearded. His hair in the sun was golden-red. Eyes changeable from gray to still green as water. He was a god, not as other men. When He touched the ill or crippled, they were healed for he was a man of high soul-mastery. He wore a white robe, the hem reaching His golden sandals. “He came alone from the other side of the Dimensions. And when he arrived he began teaching disciples who would stay with the People. He was able to change the temples, organize churches, teach His ways." “He was crucified and rose? And continued his journey and teachings, Uncle?” “Yes, for him to continue his work, spirits who were ready to leave for the Other World gave him their bodies. “He came to the O’Chippewa more than a thousand years before the Black Robes and Long Knives who came with Columbus. He came when there were cities within the forest cover, cities that had history longer than London, England. “His teachings brought unity among tribes for he was a Peacemaker. The symbol of the cross at the hem of His robe became our symbol, also representing the four directions of our world where we are at the center of the Universe. His hand raised in peace became our sign of peace, palm meeting palm. “I know, I was there. I remember my brief walk with him. “He taught all the nations to add cedar to their tobacco to enhance the power. And the smoke is caressed over the bodies of the People as they request forgiveness from themselves, to clear dark times they have been through.” She was scratching Garth’s head because he was pestering to go inside but she was not ready to stop learning from her uncle. “From Psalms, ‘From the rising up of the sun unto the going down of the same the Lord’s Name shall be magnified; and in every place incense shall be offered unto His Name and a pure offering.’” Her uncle smiled and closed his eyes a moment, as if remembering those days he dreamed and lived long ago. “The Peacemaker, the Prophet, the Pale God, Miracle Worker, the Christ, the Sacred One. I remember when he left us. “He walked to the North into Canada, teaching all the people. Behind Him, meaning no harm, were two wolves. One of silver, one of dark brown. The wolves, those who lead the way.” “Why are you telling me about the Peacemaker now? Wis-ah-co?” “The Prophet came to all to teach the realms of the future, of love, peace and forgiveness......"
What is a shaman? A mystic. A shaman is one who can touch the mystery of the Divine which the world needs more than life itself. To be afraid to say Jesus was a shaman is like being afraid to credit and appreciate him as teacher, advocate, and leader. And Jesus was more, we who know, we know He was more. He showed us how to touch what He had a right to touch. A Breath Floats By: An Illusion for the Soul clearly enacts a soul awakening through its main character in her face-off with her life purpose and her much needed work in the world today. This novel of fiction demonstrates a fundamental understanding of the awakening of the world. The story facilitates what it is like to awaken to a life of purpose that we are destined to enjoy, all fears aside. Novel: fiction, women's fiction, womens fiction, Essenes, mystic, metaphysical, book, Jesus, the Peacemaker, journey, Jesus in America, The Christ, O' Chippewa, Anishinabe, Dawn Star, Wisahco, The Prophet, Essenes, spiritual, inspirational, visionary, mysticism, Ojibwa tea, Ojibwe, Midewiwin Grand Medicine Society, medicine carriers, Native American, shaman, elder, medicine man, sacred dreamland, soul awakening, life purpose, dream messenger
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