The teachings of Jesus form the basis of the Christian religion.

But many of his sayings and stories have been so well-known across the world for so long that rarely does the average person look closely at what Jesus was really trying to explain.

Assumptions about the meanings of his words have often been accepted without question and simply passed down from generation to generation.

In a unique and insightful book, author Philip Harris re-examines many of these famous, ancient quotes and suggests that Jesus actually had a precise understanding of The Law of Attraction.

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And he argues that this knowledge about Universal Law is what really lies at the heart of the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Despite Jesus Taught It Too being a top seller in the Law of Attraction category at Amazon.com, Mr Harris has donated his work to PsiTek to be freely published online for the benefit of readers across the world.

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Choo Thomas, (Sister Choo) a Korean-American author, has published an international bestseller you may have heard of, but not yet read. Indeed, her book has changed many lives.

There is a power in this book that inspires supernatural reactions. Many, including myself, have received the annointing of the Holy Spirit when reading these words, which were captured by Choo Thomas exactly as she was told to record them on her journeys into Heaven and Hell with the Lord Jesus Christ. Other readers are so touched that they sob uncontrollably; still more experience physical manifestations.

A Course in Miracles (also referred to as ACIM or the Course) written by Dr. Helen Schucman with the help of Dr. William Thetford is a book that describes a purely non-dualistic approach to spirituality. Schucman claimed to have dictated the book based on an inner voice, which she described as coming from a divine source, specifically Jesus Christ.

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ACIM integrates ideas from Christianity, Eastern religions, mysticism, psychology, and Platonism, viewing reality as monistically consisting of a single thing, the love of God and the physical world as a projection in the mind. ACIM focuses on teaching the student how to gently undo the ego thought system through the practice of forgiveness, although the traditional concept of forgiveness is set aside in favor of an approach that does not make the “error real.”

Believers in ACIM consider it an inspired scripture using Biblical terminology, but possessing a greater coherence by dint of its consistent source. The traditional Biblical terminology used is redefined and given new meanings by the voice that dictated the Course. source