The Celestial Proposal: Our Invitation to Join the God Kind

ISBN-13: 9780991991709 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 354 str.

Jane Catherine Rozek

Opis

A mind-rocking, epic drama is now being played out and the whole world is the stage

In narrative non-fiction, the author Jane Catherine Rozek, strips away trite religious terminology to put forward a stunning new way to answer the basic questions of life: Who are we and what are we doing on our planet? "The Celestial Proposal: Our Invitation to Join the God Kind," is a maverick, intriguing expose of an ancient blueprint for humans to advance spiritually and become immortal citizens in the cosmic realm.

This book defends the Christian faith yet dares to consider that God might be more than merely one entity. Rozek extracts this notion from many excerpts in the Bible, not only the trinity (Father, Son, and Spirit), but by a plural God declaring in Genesis: "Let US make man in OUR image."

Defining God as an off-world collective of "Great Ones" reconciles scriptural doctrines to the twenty-first century of space exploration and quantum physics. While humanity still searches for contact with intergalactic higher intelligent beings, the author declares that their visitations to our planet have already been documented in the pages of biblical history. A proposed alliance with these "Great Ones" is being offered to those of us who accept celestial principles and dare to interface with them.

Advancing without boundaries, The Celestial Proposal defines our relationship to angels and other celestial entities, describes Jesus Christ as the first hybrid between human and the God-species, and lays out the celestial plan, clearly marked and set upon the human timeline, for our spiritual evolution.

The second half of the book acts as a de facto training manual for implementing god-like characteristics, and activating celestial power. This expose chronicles the development of a belief system powerful enough to take something from the spiritual realm and establish it into physical form.