Eating the Wu Way

Two thousand years ago Jesus called a small group of disciples to leave their nets and follow him. He gave them teaching and a path of initiation, only fragments of which are found in the New Testament. The path is as real and as vital today as it was in Jesus' time. And now, at the turning of an age, the ascended master Jesus calls those who would be his disciples to take up that path and to walk and work with him again. Presents twenty-eight steps on that path, with commentary and explanation. The goal: find and externalize the Christ within.

Acquisition is the goal of the spiritual path. It is not the power to perform miracles or control others, but the gift of giving and receiving energy in harmony. This volume of the Climb the Highest Mountain series explains the important keys about attainment, such as how to connect with the masters, how to navigate through the cycles of positive and negative karma, a greater understanding about twin flames, soulmates and karmic relationships. Attainment is the goal of the spiritual path. It is not the power to perform miracles or to control others, but the ability to give and receive energy in harmony. This volume of the Climb the Highest Mountain series explains important keys to attainment, including: how to connect with the masters; how to chart cycles of positive and negative karma; a greater understanding of twin flames, soul mates and karmic relationships. Download free chapter

This handbook of 48 lessons outlines fundamentals of the spiritual path, with rare insights on love, mercy, brotherhood, charity, the soul, vision, mission and faith. The authors unveil new interpretations of the Bible. A perfect companion for those who would experience fully the joys and challenges of the spiritual quest. "When I was embodied as Francis of Assissi, I came to realize through studying the birds and animals that my power of concentration, saturated as it was with the love of God and his love in man, would draw me into an understanding of the God-intelligence acting in Nature." - Kuthumi Lal Singh