Emissary of Love: The Psychic Children Speak to the World (Paperback)

~ (Author) "Extraordinary events are often hidden within the wings of very ordinary moments, like rare birds that fly into your life without ever being noticed, as..." (more)
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James Twyman travels around the world singing his songs of peace and harmony to people of all races, cultures, and beliefs. Inspired by the life of St. Francis of Assisi, he has been to every war-torn country in the world, often at great personal risk. But this is the story of a different kind of journey.

One night, while giving a talk in a private home in San Francisco, Twyman met a ten-year-old boy. When the boy touched Twyman's finger, suddenly Twyman could bend spoons with the power of his mind, could read thoughts, and could transmit images to others. Yet, later, no one who had been in the room could remember seeing the child!

The boy had said his name was Marco, and that other special children like him could be found in a monastery in the mountains of Bulgaria. Without knowing who or where they were, or how he would find them, James Twyman began an extraordinary journey to find Marco and the psychic children. In the process, he learned that the children had a message for all the world-and learned, too, that he was the one to deliver that message.

This is that message.

Product Details

• Paperback: 112 pages
• Publisher: Hampton Roads Pub Co (March 1, 2002)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1571743235
• ISBN-13: 978-1571743237
• Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.4 inches
• Shipping Weight: 6.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #300,239 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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34 of 35 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The deeper you look, the deeper this book goes, March 8, 2003

By	Matthew Browne (Annapolis, MD USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I guarantee you that this book is well worth your time. You may not realize this until you have read it through to the end, but when you have finished the book, you will truly understand things you may have thought you already understood. For example: our thoughts create our reality; the power behind thinking versus the power behind feeling and knowing; love is all there is. Every time we have a great new insight, we think we finally understand. But do we really? We understand much more, certainly, but the whole picture is far vaster than we tend to think. To get the most out of this book, you have to resist the mind's urge to say you already understand its message, but just have trouble following it. (The message, by the way, is to live your life as a response to this question: How would you act or behave if you knew that you are an Emissary of Love this moment? Begin!) When you see the truth fully, you will have no trouble following its message, because you will know that anything else would be a waste of energy.

I disagree with the previous review. This book is far more than just heart-warming fluff. The story is real. However, I believe you will get something out of it whether you believe it or not. This book is simply beautiful. If you want to see something else beautiful, go to emissaryoflight.com and look at the flash movie for the Art of Spiritual Peacemaking course - it will touch your soul, I promise - even if, like me, beautiful pictures and images of peace can sometimes seem more sappy than moving. There you will also find courses to apply and make real in your life the messages of the book.

I hope you will say "yes" to this book, and even if you do not, I hope you will say "yes" to being an Emissary of Love for the world. You are needed now, for the now is all there is.

22 of 27 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Heart-Warming Fluff, December 3, 2002

By	Greg Wein "Greg" (Newark, DE United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

"Emissary of Love" is a delightful story! It will warm your heart, give you hope, and take you to one of the few places that New Age books rarely dare to go - behind the Iron Curtain. This gives the book the adventursome feel of "The Celestine Prophecy."

Unfortunately, "Emissary of Love" doesn't have the depth or variety that "Celestine Prophecy" had. But what "Emissary" lacks in depth, it makes up for in clarity. "Emissary" has one simple point to communicate. And when you are done reading (I finished it in less than 4 hours, reading straight through!), you will know that point, feel it, and breath it. This is something "Celestine" didn't give me! You won't have any hanging questions when you are done reading "Emissary of Love".

So why didn't I give it 5 stars? Because there is just one point to this book, and I had that point before I BOUGHT that book! I got it from James Twyman's emails and news letters friends had sent me. However, reading this book reinforced the point, warming my heart and making me WANT to keep growing and learning.

I don't expect I will go back to re-read "Emissary" any time soon like I did with "Celestine" - "Emissary" just doesn't have that kind of depth. But any time your 'batteries' need charging, "Emissary" is a great way to get 'charged up' again!

13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Oh, puh-leeze!, November 20, 2004

By	Sadie (USA) - See all my reviews

Before reading this book, do a little research into some of the previously published work about the psychic children of China in "China's Super Psychics", published in 1997. The uncanny resemblances will give you good cause to question Twyman's 'reports'.

Twyman himself admits that not everything in his stories is true. Read it if you must, but keep in mind that the author writes for the purpose of selling books, and is well aware that the unvarnished truth is not nearly as thrilling as miracles, real or imagined.

For those who want more information, the author is also known as Jimmy Twyman. A websearch for that name will help you to locate a n indepth report about the way he fudges the truth, at the NewHeavenNewEarth website.