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A lifelong seeker of spiritual truth, I literally got goosebumps when I read this book, which was published in 1963. The author speaks of true Christianity, not in religious terms, but as I’d imagine Jesus did.
The book is about becoming a door for love. It’s about shedding the mortal sense of life and opening that door to allow God to reinterpret appearances of limitation, conflict, disorder, disease – any kind of evil – according to the heavenly version.
Ruby Nelson makes it clear that every individual, not just Jesus, is born to experience the full bloom of a transcendent…
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