Main Themes
AN OVERVIEW OF THE THEMES IN CHRIST’S LETTERS
Christ speaks of his reasons for returning to dictate these Letters and says that mankind brings their own woes upon them through their thoughts and actions. He explains why his true mission on earth was not recorded properly. He says there is no such thing as ‘sin against God’; neither is our true Source of Being understood. He describes his six weeks in the desert and what really took place – what he learnt and how the knowledge changed him from rebel to Master and Healer. He describes his first public healing and the tremendous response, and his awareness that his time on earth was to be cut short by crucifixion. He explains what really took place and was said at the ‘Last supper’, the disciples’ attitudes, and the truth concerning his ‘ascension’.
Christ says that he and Muhammad, Buddha and all other Masters have continued to develop spiritually until they have all ascended into CHRIST CONSCIOUSNESS. Christ speaks of the truth of the sexual relationship, saying that the attitude between men and women will eventually change. Spiritual progress will take place and children with new spiritual potential will be born.
Christ explains in minute detail the true processes of creation. He touches on what science and religious doctrines have believed, rejects them and defines the TRUTH of BEING. He touches on the truth regarding the human ego, – the means of earthly individuality and therefore necessary, but also the source of all suffering.
Christ describes the truth concerning the sexual act – what really takes place spiritually and physically. How children are born on different levels of consciousness. He explains men and women’s place in the world order.
Christ explains the reality of men and women, how to live within the LAWS of EXISTENCE and come into a state of harmonious blessed state of being in which all things are abundantly provided, health is restored, and joy becomes a natural state of mind. Every individual can reach this interior state of blessedness, and peace will then become the norm. He tells people plainly how to overcome the ego, gain true self-esteem and experience the joy of perfect inner peace.
