The language of God Part 1: A work in 3 parts distilled from the channelled teachings of Oriel a consciousness from the 7th dimension (The languade of God)
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Since my earliest childhood I have always known I had very special connections to ancient Egypt and I have been privileged to lead many groups to the temples and tombs of that magical and mysterious country. I specially feel close to the time of the Pyramids and Smenkhare the brother of the boy King Tutankhamun. For a great number of years I have meditated under a pyramid which is constructed in a special room in my home. I can thoroughly recommend this as it not only perfectly aligns the chakras but opens channels to higher consciousness. Knock and the doors will be opened and you will be very surprised what you will find behind them. I became aware of two great ‘guides’ Oriel and Argon who opened my mind to wonderful teachings. I knew in my heart I had always known what they told me. It was the wisdom of the ages, the essence of the illusive ‘Hall of Records’ which exists not on this plane but in another dimension and it is this I now share with you. I have divided my communication with Oriel into three parts. The first explains who Oriel was and is and delves into the higher teachings of the masters. The second part is concerns the precise process of divine creation. The third part concerns the Great Pyramid and the secret of Amon the Hidden One … one of the most phenomenal representations of the divine ever imagined! It is incredible stuff as it awakens the higher self and opens the mind to the infinite. I hope it will help you on your journey


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Grade level: 8 - 12
Reading age: 14 - 18 years
Page Flip: Enabled
Language: English
File size: 3545 KB
Print length: 185 pages
Publication date: April 5, 2015
Enhanced typesetting: Enabled
Word Wise: Enabled
subtitle: Kindle Edition
author: Visit Amazon's Michael Davidson Page search results Michael Davidson Michael davidson