We are at the big crossroads. Peer into the crystal ball, and what do we see? Which path do we take? Less civility, more barbarism? Are we whistling in the dark? Crossing our fingers and praying angels or ETs will swoop down to rescue us and somehow save the day? In Search of Peace: For the Children blazes a different path that leads to a new world. Through Dr. Carol Sue Rosin, and Suzzan and Craig Babcock's life journeys, the book reveals how our ancestors may have known more than we do-that the modern "discoveries" of noetics and the deeper functions of the mind are not innovations at all but are a part of sacred teachings known as the mysteries. We learn that the fall of humanity, that is in all the world's sacred writings may identify a different enemy: one hiding in the background behind the archetypes of the various incarnations of the devil. The book relates that the problem is this "enemy" has a partner actually living inside us. It shows how this enemy within is no friend to our true selves or spirit because it wrecks all our good intentions as often as it can. In Search of Peace: For the Children explains how we can identify this villainous saboteur within through its everyday actions in our lives. Once we understand the real lie of separation, we can then dispel the great illusion and embrace our true roles. This book is one of hope.

In Search of Peace: For the Children: Our Lives Entwined with Ego

Babcock, Suzzan

Biographies & Memoirs

AuthorHouse

This is the Black & White issue, a full color issue is available under the same title on createspace.com  The Mysteries of our spiritual evolution concealed in the Tarot has taken a considerable amount of time to come to light for the masses. Most people tend to think that Tarot cards first appeared in the Middle Ages, however, many believe the basic images of the Major Arcana may have existed for thousands of years. In general, the Tarot was treated as a tool for divination. Then in the early 20th century Arthur Edward Waite commissioned Pamela Coleman Smith to create a new deck using the mystical teachings of the Golden Dawn. Known as the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, it was published in 1910, and began a revival of interest in understanding the deeper messages in the Tarot images. One such investigator was a Jewish rabbi, who studied the images from the Kabbalistic perspective. Taking his investigation as far as he could, the rabbi sought out a Jesuit priest who became so intrigued that he left the priesthood and devoted the next 40 years to its study.  My involvement began when after meeting the ex-priest in the mid-70s, he became my mentor and close confidant. One day he handed me a box full of papers with the instructions that I was to collate the information and after adding my interpretation of the symbols, arrange it into a manuscript for publishing. This proved to be no easy task and required me establishing my own publishing company to bring the book to print in 1987. Following my publication of the book, Llewellyn Publishers became interested and published two printings of the book in the early 90s.  In 2007, I decided to revise the manuscript and as owner of the copyright, publish this new version through my publishing company. Looking for endorsements for the back cover, I contacted Craig and Suzzan Babcock asking them if I could use excerpts of the letter they sent me endorsing the book. Not surprisingly they agreed, which started our long association together. Suzzan confided that she had experienced an extremely detailed a powerful vision connecting the 22 Major Arcana with the Tree of Life. It seemed to me that she was being motivated to add another level to the work, but it was not until she contacted me in 2014 suggesting that we republish The Rabbi’s Tarot that I saw what her contribution would be. First, she has recolored all the cards according to my symbolism, bringing them to life in a very real way. Still, this was not her most important role. That has come from her inspired commentary, which brings in many other aspects and takes the messages of the cards to another level. In this book resides the following sentence. “The teaching of Tarot and the esoteric teaching of Scripture narrative is that the self-conscious, by assiduous endeavor, may bring into your body (and your body is your self-conscious) more and more of the superconscious in the form of Cosmic Mind-Stuff.” It is this Cosmic Mind-Stuff, an energetic manifestation of sorts, which finds its way into our world when allowed. I believe it found not only the Rabbi and the Priest before me, but also Suzzan in its effort of coming forth for all humanity.

Ancient Teachings on the EGO: in Daphna Moore's RABBI'S TAROT (Black & White issue)

Politics & Social Sciences

Moore, Daphna

Philosophy

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Ancient Teachings on the EGO: in Daphna Moore's Rabbi's Tarot color issue

<p>(Full Color Version) Guy’s encounters began in 2004 when he turned 40 in the middle of his Uranus opposition. At this juncture in life, astrologers tell us we learn the purpose for our lives. However, it is difficult to see how anyone could learn anything in the chaos and terror Guy was living through that year. Working with Guy to get his story written, I was struck by the other-worldly tone of his amazing experiences. His life from childhood was highly unusual, as from quite young he became a sexual magnet for two young women.Initially, we thought our missions were unconnected, even after he was guided to my husband Craig. Nonetheless, we came to understand that all three of us were on parallel paths destined to come together. Even the players in Guy’s story are bizarre and some appear much less beneficial to Humanity. Oddly as this strikes me, it confirms my hope that we are not alone and spiritually guided beyond our awareness. More importantly, a Divine/Universal plan unfolds with the Cosmic Mind engulfing us all.</p>

Chronicles of Guy's Intradimensional Divine Encounters

Religion & Spirituality

Juarez, Guy W

Occult & Paranormal

Independently published

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