Ancient Mysteries of Melchizedek is a book concerning truth when pressed to the earth will rise again. Ancient Mysteries is the evidence of the above, for much of the facts written within it is not information that the masses are used to hearing, yet it is the truth which the prophets of old used to tap the universe. This book is very important for those who are interested in new and higher levels of spiritual understanding. It is invaluable for those transforming their lives.
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Nabi Moshe Y. Lewis attended Brooklyn College and mastered in Theology. He is married and is the father of five children --three boys and two girls. For the last twenty-five years he has travelled throughout Africa and the Middle East in search of answers to delivering mankind from the wab of bondage. His research in the area of Antropology has been focused on the lost tribes of Israel. His many lectures cover the Kabbalah, the Mystery of the Scriptures and the Power of thought.
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I collect books on Kabbalah, Sufism, Buddhism and enjoy reading about Eastern Philosophy in general. But this book is not a broad disscussion of anything (as the description may lead you to believe). Whole sections are restated biblical scripture interspersed with simple meditative concepts such as controling your thoughts and expectations. Chapters such as "Attractive Personality" are hardly what I expect to find in a scholarly work. These can be found in any of the most basic books on new age thought. The author comes accross more as a preacher than a learned man. Also the author seems to believe that simply calling Jesus and God by their old biblical names is supposed to create some mystical state in the reader. Needless to say it doesn't. I regret this purchase.
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