Yeshua (el. knyga) (skaityta knyga) | John Morschauser | knygos.lt

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John Morschauser's Yeshua: The Human is not a theology. It is a conversation. It is the memory of one man, Yeshua-speaking not from a throne, but from the inside of his humanity. And it is the voice of another man, John-asking, wondering, remembering alongside him.

In this book, you will:

• Be reminded that awakening does not float above the earth-it walks it
• Walk beside Yeshua through the ordinary and extraordinary moments of his life
• Discover the wonder of being human: learning, questioning, and sometimes failing
• Read about Yeshua's fears and joys-real things that happened and real choices made
• Recognize the story of being human is one of sacred beauty unfolding moment by moment

"Yeshua: The Human is about remembering to make room for silence, and for thinking back to the way we did as children to recognize that we-as humans-are God's greatest miracle."
- Lucia Gallegos, Realtor, NM Property Brokers

"John's poetic transmission of Yeshua reminds us of our humanness, the sacred moments of living here now. The words provide relief for our continuing unfoldment. The energy emitting from the words (transmission), is soothing to the soul."
- Susan Spensley, Intuitive Coach, Psycho-Spiritual Therapist

"Yeshua: The Human was not written to convert, convince, or explain. It was written as a reminder that God is not waiting on a cloud ... but whispering through your breath."
- Autumn Carlton, Editing and Production Manager, Leon Smith Publishing, Energy Healer, Tarot Reader

John Morschauser is the chosen soul-signature of one who walks the path of remembrance-not as a teacher above, but as a companion within. As a mystic, writer, and channel, John carries the gentle fire of one who has lived through forgetting and now lives to remember-not just for himself, but for all who are ready to come Home to their own Light. With a heart anchored in direct communion with Yeshua, his words are not crafted-they are received. They flow not from effort, but from surrender.