Jesus As I Saw Him - printed book + ebook
Share Mary's Experience of Jesus Entering Her
In 1999, Mother Mary appeared to a Jewish yogi. She instructed him to write down her exact words as she spoke and share them with the world. For years he shared nothing, and she stopped coming. In 2012, he finally started teaching as she had asked. She reappeared and revealed the true purpose of her visits: To share the Five Mysteries of Jesus’ life to the world.
“The Five Mysteries are my autobiography. I was the first human to experience these Five Mysteries. Not even the apostles saw them all. Now I wish to share them. It is how the Holy Spirit connected me to what my Son gave. It will do the same for those who contemplate them. Call upon me, and I will guide those who contemplate these Five Mysteries. Take the Holy Spirit into your life, and let that bring My Son into you.”
Mother Mary
Only Mary Can Reveal This Hidden Path
1. Mary was the first human to have divinity enter her. Now she wants to guide you into the same experience.
2. Only Mary saw Jesus' from womb to tomb. Only Mary knows how Jesus entered humanity and then expanded what humanity could be. Not even the Apostles saw it all.
3. Only Mary can guide you into your own experience, ... that is why she gave over 50,000 words, transcribed as she spoke, telling us how to use The Five Mysteries of Jesus life.
Mary Now Reveals Her History So The Holy Spirit Can Fill Us
"The Holy Spirit manifests his share in the work of Redemption through the Immaculate Virgin who, although she is a person entirely distinct from him, is so intimately associated with him that our minds can not understand it. So, while their union is not of the same order as the hypostatic union linking the human and divine natures in Christ, it remains true to say that Mary's action is the very action of the Holy Spirit. For Mary as the spouse of the Holy Spirit is raised to such a height of perfection above all other creatures that she accomplishes in everything the will of the Holy Spirit who dwelt in her from the first instant of her conception."
St. Maximillian Kolbe