Showing posts with label Yeshua. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yeshua. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2012

Thank You Dylan Morrison for Sharing Your Story...

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"Fully convinced that I was safe from the clutches
of the visiting American fundamentalists, I wasn't
prepared for what lay around the next spiritual
corner.
"The following afternoon, as I closed the front door
of our home preparing to jump into my car, I
suddenly stopped. "What on earth was that?" I asked
myself.
"'That' had been a gentle but firm Voice from
somewhere within the confines of my head.
"This was its crystal clear message: 'If you love Zan
you will go with her to the meeting on
Thursday evening."
"Bizarre.
"As I drove into Ballybrigg's town centre, I couldn't
shake off this hauntingly invasive command. It
kept rattling around the reluctant caverns of my
puzzled mind. I recognized the Voice though.
There was no doubt about it. I'd heard it many times
in the past. It was Holy Breath, more popularly
known in religious circles as Holy Spirit, the
Spirit of Yeshua, the Anointed One. About the only
thing I knew for certain in my confused state was
my deep unquestionable love for Zan, so that was it
settled..."
The Prodigal Prophet

By Dylan Morrison


In today's world, a marvelous thing is possible! Dylan Morrison, author of The Prodigal Prophet can have his books placed right into our hands! Now this was important to me, even more than those that I've read from authors from other countries--because Dylan's story was for me... It just may be for your too. If something in these thoughts I'm sharing means just a little to you...then I recommend that you get his book immediately! Dylan brought His love into my life--the important kind--the Jesus kind...

If you have been disgruntled, disgusted, or agonizing over the pain and violence in today's world. Dylan will speak to you. If you have been disappointed by work, by the church, or by the political world, then Dylan has something to share with you. For me, there was quite a lot; for you it might just be one thing. But maybe that one thing has been preventing you from moving forward in your life...  The Prodigal Prophet is an autobiography to some extent; but I think because of where he lived, or the time in which he lived  his early years, there is much that may parallel your own.

You see, this is about Dylan's spiritual life. And he lived in Ireland during all that happened based upon religion! Dylan had met Jesus at an early age and had become very involved... He is still involved today, but in a very different way! I am thankful for his sharing what he went through to get where he is right now.



It was in the 1950s in conservative Northern Ireland where he was born... He was a Protestant. One of those who had won over the Catholics. Readers will share his early life within a family who sold fruit and vegetables to local markets. It was a small book given to him that helped him find God's Spirit.

During the years, he became more and more involved. And during the 60s and 70s, he was introduced to the Jesus people and various other denominations. He was actively within a specific group's administration...And then he wasn't... Was it really possible that his leader had become worried and jealous about Dylan's role? He had been his mentor and Dylan found it difficult to understand. This short paragraph is merely an overview, but years are covered as Dylan is searching for all that was available to him...

One of the issues that came to him was that the church was just as hierarchical as other organizations, including a search for power...and money...

He fell in love with Zan and married, soon to have a child Ben who had died. His cry to God had not helped to save him. As with all churches, organizations, et.al., there are always good people as well as those who look toward other gods for happiness. There were many there to help them through this tragedy.

Dylan had been given the gift of prophecy, but soon found that not everybody was willing to have him share to their congregations.

While surrounding Dylan's life, the book provides an excellent chronology and overview of the various movements that have captured the attention within Christian faiths, such as the Charismatic movement and others that I had not heard of. Many came from America but then were led by those living wherever Dylan and his family were located at any given time. At one point they had moved to California and other locations on the west coast, but then returned home.

And then Dylan was receiving not only messages for others but was dreaming and learning about what he was supposed to do as well. For one thing, God was taking over: "Unknown to me, though, Divine Providence was about to intervene in our faltering pilgrimage..."

I don't often read other reviews until after I've posted mine, but I did just now...and the majority of reviewers said that much of what Dylan has written is close to their own truths...  Doesn't that, in itself, speak to you? We are those that still believe...but have questioned the validity of teachings and structures of organized religion.

Have you heard the Voice? Maybe a long time ago? Or maybe not at all? But you think there has to be more? You are disillusioned with today's world. No promises, of course, for Dylan's book is not from a televangelist or major religious leader. All Dylan is doing is sharing his life's story with you...

Oh, I could add that He told him to...

YOU will know whether this book is for you...Hear that whisper?


GABixlerReviews


Dylan Morrison is an Irish spiritual author and out of the box Yeshua thinker, now resident in the beautiful English cathedral city of Lincoln.
A mathematics high school teacher in a previous incarnation he became an author after a two totally unexpected mystical experiences gate crashed his humdrum life in June 2004.
Dylan writes from a stream of consciousness, particularly for those damaged by or curious about the psycho-spiritual religious world.
His aim is to remove the religious packaging from around the historical Nazarene prophet, Yeshua, inviting his readers into a practical experience of Yeshua's spirituality.
Dylan's first book 'The Prodigal Prophet', a 'Wizard of Oz' meets Bunyan's 'Pilgrim's Progress', details his roller coaster journey in search of the Divine in the often whacky but deeply tragic world of Irish evangelical religion.
Dylan's wife Zan is glad that he writes - it gives her a few hours each day to enjoy the peace and quiet that such a literary endeavour requires.
Dylan's second book 'Way Beyond The Blue', a 21st century take on the mystical search for meaning is soon to be published.

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Message For The 21st Century...



...from

Michele Doucette







While I will not give everything away, Madeleine Sinclair comes back from 1755 Acadia, amidst the throes of the Acadian Deportation at Grand Pré, with several treasures, one of which is a special codex, as written in Aramaic by Yeshua (Jesus) at the height of his ministry.

In her review, Glenda discloses that the words within have given her cause to want to remember and to dwell upon them often. I think much has to do with this particular chapter. I will take the time, now, to share a few snippets with you.

                                                                                
                                                                ~~~~~

My name is Yeshua ben Yosef, the eldest son born to Yosef and Miryam.

During the time of my birth, in the year 3 BC, high magnetic values, for the most part, were being experienced across the planet. By comparison, however, the Middle East was experiencing relatively low magnetic values. It is for this reason that I chose to be born in this region. At the time of my birth, this was the best possible locale in which to be born, an area where people were more open and receptive to new ideas.

[NOTE: I also discuss planetary magnetic on pages 133 through to 138]

These are my words. Why am I putting them to parchment, you ask? Is it so that they will be remembered for posterity? Nay, that is not my intent. I am like every writer who simply wishes to speak his truth. It is here that I am speaking my truth; henceforth, my message cannot be misconstrued. All who read the very words contained within this codex shall be able to ascertain my alignment with truth.

I am one of you, meaning that I, too, am of the brotherhood of man. All have come here to experience and understand the conclusiveness of God in this physical form. If you but take the time to see, to feel, to reflect, to meditate within, you will see that God exists within all things and in all beings.

We are a melding of both God-man (the mind of God expressing in human form) and man-God (man expressing the God within to continue the expansion of the Father into forever). In this light, you need not seek anything outside of your Being, for all that you need resides within.

As you come into your own alignment with truth, you will note that anything that does not serve you, anything that is not in resonance, shall fall away. You will also denote that it is in this release and letting go that something better always comes along. The only constant in this life is change. Do not be afraid of change. Change allows all to Be (as they are) and to Become (who they truly are).

One of the most challenging tasks we face is to learn to become nonjudgmental. As one learns to let things be, disentangling themselves from both emotionally charged situations as well as from the collective intellectual mindset of laws, rules and dogma, one is able to experience their own freedom and resolution.

As you are willing to embrace the higher vibration, an internal shift in consciousness takes place, thereby enabling you to Become (who you truly are).

Do not try to restrict others by judging them, controlling them or blaming them, for this limits your understanding of them. By direct association, this behavior also serves to limit their understanding of themselves.

Just as you have experienced yours, so, too, must you allow others the time to experience their own freedom and resolution, to move forward as best they know how.

Whenever you judge people or situations, you envelop them within your own belief system. In this way, you blind yourself to the truth about them, forgetting that they, too, are whole and divine.

Many have forgotten their divinity. In so doing, they believe themselves to be separate from God. Within this forgetting lies limited beliefs, opinions and judgments, none of which are functional in navigating your way through to the higher expression of the God within, so that you may continue this expansion of the Father into forever.

There is a way to remembering the sacredness of all life – the way of nonjudgment. As one becomes aware of their limiting beliefs, one better understands that their interactions with others are driven by what they believe to be true about the person. Sadly, these limiting beliefs never reflect the actual truth, a truth that states all is one. As one gains in universal awareness, one comes to the realization that your divinity is also theirs as well.

When you respond to people with love and compassion, you readily move from conflict to harmony. Such is the very freedom sought by all.

When you remember, embrace and share your divinity, you free others to walk their truth. You become accepting of their truth, for such is whom they are.


Yeshua, as commissioned by Nick Bunick and reprinted herein with permission