Lives of the Master: The Rest of the Jesus Story

Glenn Sanderfur traces the Golden Cord that connects the many lives of the Master Soul who became the Christ. Sanderfur uses the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce to put the pieces of the great puzzle together, and to explain the mystical workings of the One God and the Holy Spirit. I had bits and pieces of this mystery presented to me through other works through many years of searching, but LIVES OF THE MASTER puts it all together in a concise well written work. Glenn Sanderfur does an excellent job of gracefully and insightfully telling the story that begins with Amilius and Adam and ends with Jesus who became the Christ. This is an exciting and easy read - the suspence of a mystery that keeps you turning pages and feeling that special feeling you only get when you discover great "truths".

This book has been a personal favorite of mine for some years. I re-read it often and gain even more information as I study in the Bible and Edgar Cayce readings and other Ancient texts, about JESUS.This book challenges you to study more, learn more, and create an even closer, more personal relationship with The MASTER.

If you believe this information (I do) it explains mysteries about not only the Savior but all of human life. The author is knowledgeable about various translations of the bible plus a lot of other old documentation which did not make it into the bible. Cayce's comments are invaluable for filling in and correcting details from the scriptures such as the rumor that Christ may have been romantically involved with Mary Magdaline and what was the real reason that Judas turned Him over to the authorities. For example Cayce indicates the accusations against Christ were civil in nature such as telling people not to pay taxes. In His life experiences the Lord experienced all sorts of things including imprisonment, being a parent, and warfare. As Joshua the Christ entity killed some people. I suspect these souls were people who would later be involved in His crucifixion so maybe this was His revenge for events that would happen in the future. I believe a person can affect the past by things they do now or in the future since God exists outside of time. An important question is raised about why Christianity considered and continues to consider the idea of reincarnation heresy. Cayce indicates it was a short cut intended to simplify the information for the masses. Certainly something was lost there but at least this information is now available for those who want to explore the idea further. The art work on the cover of the book is nice also. The background is from the famous painting by Michaelangelo from the Cistine chapel I think and then at the bottom there are smaller pictures related to some of the life experiences of 'the Master'. Edgar cayce's story of the origin and destiny of man Edgar Cayce's Story of Jesus Edgar Cayce's Story of the Old Testament From the Birth of Souls to the Death of Moses Jesus: His Words Decoded, His Mystery Teachings Revealed The Mind of Adolf Hitler

Lives of the Master is a masterfully put together library of compelling evidences that open your thought processes to consider new possibilities. While you may not agree with all of the authors conclusions, they are almost impossible to dismiss entirely. I found myself so drawn to this information about Jesus, historical background and psychic revelations from Edgar Cayce that I literally spent two days without sleep just researching beyond the story to find the truth. I became convinced of it's findings and urge others to really take a look into this new way of seeing "The Master".

As Cayce himself queried, if the other readings that proved so accurate,are to be trusted,how can we ignore these messages? For searchers of the truth, this is an overpowering shocker, delving into reincarnation and information as to how we can advance in our soul developement if we just pay attention.Read this book with an open mind and remember the gift of Mr. Cayce and how he was able to help so many people that the established medical profession had given no more hope of recovery