The Mystical Life of Jesus: An Uncommon Perspective on the Life of Christ

Born a Catholic, I always wondered if I was getting the FULL picture. I knew that there were too many rules and not enough information. Even in the Bible that I read "cover to cover" I was left wondering which Gospel was correct. None of them gave the complete truth. Man wrote the Bible and it is obvious to me (now) the there were stories chosen to promote fear and obedience - not only LOVE. Now I have something to grasp that makes sense to me. Sylvia has helped to open my eyes to new possibilities and a new way of thinking based on research and truth. That is what I have been seeking - the TRUTH. There should be no secrets when it comes to learning about the Lord. The Mystical Life of Jesus: An Uncommon Perspective on the Life of Christ Thank you Sylvia Browne for your hard work and dedication to finding and spreading the truth.

This book is filled with relevent references to many Biblical sources. It all makes such perfect sense, you cannot read this book and ever consider blindly following organized religion again, it just makes too much sense whereas the Bible has so much that is contradictory within it or within different versions of the Bible. I'd recommend this to anyone wondering if Gnosticism is the right path for them, it's eye opening, truly.

This book is by far the greatest work Sylvia Browne has presented to the public! It explains so many long held fallacies of the life of Jesus, his birth, his crucifixion, and his life after the crucifixion. It is a breakthrough work of Gnosticism that the world is finally ready to hear! This book expands on the works of scholars like Dr. Fida Hassnain in his book, "A Search for the Historical Jesus" which Slyvia mentions as an resource as a written record and proof of the same truths of Jesus' life after crucifixion, his life with Mary Magdalene. I recommend this book to anyone who dares question and employ Jesus advise to "Search and ye shall find".

I devoured this book over the space of two days. What Sylvia says rings of the truth for me. Even as a small child exposed to religion and the Bible I did not believe that Jesus was born of a virgin. He was mortal, blood, bone and flesh... If he was truly the biological son of an all powerful God how could he be mortal? So much of the bible does not make sense, many stories are told several times with conflicting details. Much of it is pure bunk. However, that does not change the fact that Jesus was the child of God (as we all are) and that he had a direct connection to God that he used to help people. This book reminded me of how great a man he was and how relevant his teachings are even today. This is a fascinating book - you may not agree with all of it but it will certainly make you think.