The Mystic Christ: The Light of Non-Duality and the Path of Love According to the Life and Teachings of Jesus

By Ethan Walker

Book Overview

The Mystic Christ is an ancient tale of mystic union, salvation, and enlightenment. It is the careful uncovering of a lost treasure of immeasurable value, long buried in the suffocating darkness of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0972931708
• ISBN13: 9780972931700
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Devi Press
• Length: 323 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.7" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

A thought-provoking and insightfully emphatic exploration

Very highly recommended reading, The Mystic Christ: The Light Of Non-Duality And The Path Of Love According To The Life And Teachings Of Jesus by Ethan Walker is a passionate and deeply spiritual exploration of embracing the unity of selfless love for God, and following the divine message of Jesus given 2,000 years ago. Casting the uncontrolled ego as the Antichrist, and its self-centeredness as anti-love, The Mystic Christ is stark in its message that the greatest thing wrong with society today is that love has been lost. A thought-provoking and insightfully emphatic exploration of the hard road to spiritual renewal, Walker's seminal work is enhanced with more than 230 scriptural references from the Old and New Testaments, as well as quotations from Buddha, Krishna, Lao Tzu, the Gnostic Gospels, the Koran, and the Jewish Kabbalah.

The True Message Of Jesus About Non-Duality

The author provides substantiated research and a higher conscious awareness about the esoteric message of Christ. Like the distant rumble of thunder the concept of non-duality is heralding flashes of higher spiritual insight into non-duality which acts as a catalyst sparking a realilzation of the universal nucelus of truth within all religions. With quotes from Buddha, Krishna, the Gnostic Gospels, the Jewish Kabbalah and more sources, the author is advancing an awareness for fostering religious tolerance and world peace. Read this noteworthy book and the entire concept of non-duality will peel away the layers of myth, and the root truth will become clear.

This is the Christianity that appeals to all religions

I very much appreciate these writings on Jesus the Christ, by Ethan Walker. It takes a lot of research, a gathering of many facts, dispelling a lot of propoganda generated and manipulated over ages by the existing religious order. I grew up a Hindu in India, studying in a Jesuit school and always wondered why the missionaries were so hell bent on saying their way was the only way (Jesus never said that) and realize that the greatest lesson I have learned is that Ego (being proud of only your religion is also a sign of the ugly EGO at play) is what inhibits love and peace. I think this book makes it clear that there are many paths to Love (our Father or heaven) and that seeing God evident in all his creation and in your neighbor is the only doctrine that really matters.This is a Jesus that I can believe in. Ethan's book will do more good for Christianity and other faiths than centuries of evangelism. God bless.

The Mystic Christ

The Mystic Christ is simply the best book on Mystic Christianity that I have ever read. I can ask no more of a book, than to change the way I perceive or experience life, "The Mystic Christ" has done both. The Mystic Christ is written in a very easy to read verbiage while it discusses some very weighty matters. Reading the book not only changed the way I think, but actually made me re-think my behaviors and how I interact with others in my personal day to day life.This book offers a plethora of lessons on wisdom, love and compassion. I wish that I could share this book with the world. I plan on giving this book out as Christmas presents this year. It literally a gospel, filled with Good News, and I would feel ashamed if I did not share it with all those that I love.You will not be disappointed in any sense by purchasing this book.

Finally. . .

The grace and wit with which Mr. Walker writes would be welcome, regardless of the subject. However, as a Buddhist I must say that there are very (VERY) few volumes of Christian literature that have actually deepened my appreciation of not only the mystic aspects of Christianity, but Christianity as a whole as much as The Mystic Christ.This book is informative, without being preachy. It is witty, without being sarcastic. And it is honest, without prosyletizing. I own a small gift shop in a small-ish Oklahoma town, and we go through about a dozen copies a month. It is possibly our best selling single volume.Thank you, Mr. Walker, for your insightful and interesting product.