Review: A treasure trove for the spirit and the mind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
At the end of the day, knowing love, invisible, elusive, divine is the way to the truth. Klaus Berger reveals in his book ‘The Truth which was Kept from Us’ what we miss in our lives – righteousness, truth, love, wisdom and how we constantly kid ourselves into believing and accepting poor imitations of the real thing. We are also missing Jesus’ true words, thanks to the early Church’s determination to control faith and belief by selecting what it decided was ‘suitable’ and destroying much of the rest.  As such we have not followed what Jesus said, but the ‘opinions of men’ which is way off the mark. Klaus Berger’s book is a delightful but serious and thorough work, quoting research from remote tribes ‘ contact with extra-terrestrial beings,  listing and commenting on the ancient early Christian writings that didn’t make the short list, and even quoting Pippi Longstocking to show that Pippi does understand the real truth! It really is a book that has so much to it, you could re-read it again and again and still find something new to surprise you. An excellent read.