They Walked with Jesus: Past Life Experiences with Christ (Revised)

This revised edition serves as a sequel to Jesus and the Essenes, presenting past-life memories attributed to two women who claim to have lived during the time of Christ. The text offers an insider perspective on the historical figure of Jesus, focusing on his daily life, healing miracles, and gentle philosophy rather than solely theological doctrine. Readers encounter scenes set in the Temple in Jerusalem, visits to local homes, and interactions within leper colonies. The narrative also addresses the political intrigues that ultimately led to his crucifixion, providing a grounded view of the era. The book includes drawings of the Temple and Old Jerusalem to accompany the textual accounts. These visual aids help contextualize the descriptions of the environment and architecture from that period. The authors convey deep feeling tones regarding their encounters with Jesus, aiming to show how things truly were from their personal viewpoints. The realism of this information is presented as astounding by the publisher, suggesting a level of detail that goes beyond standard biblical narratives. This volume suits readers interested in esoteric history and past-life regression literature who seek alternative accounts of religious figures. It may not appeal to those seeking strictly canonical scripture or academic historical analysis devoid of spiritual memoir elements. The content draws on specific traditions of mystical experience rather than conventional church history. The inclusion of architectural sketches provides a tangible link to the described locations, enhancing the immersive quality of the past-life recollections shared within its pages.