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DO YOU NEED A LIFE COACH?U.S. President Thomas Jefferson did--he called Jesus' teaching:The most sublime Code of Morals ever offered to Man.""This dynamic book echoes Jefferson's sentiment, and coaches its readers by examining fifty core sayings of Jesus, authenticated by the scholars of the Jesus Seminar. This selection reveals the forceful theme of his original teaching. Each saying is carefully considered and then arranged in a unique order to clarify his positive challenge. In every age, followers have followed Jesus' coaching, working for the Good Society which, he asserted, is created by God's loving will. His grassroots approach to personal and social reform is compared with the failed social and political philosophies of our day. The author, Peter Watson Jenkins, has thoughtfully picked the fruits of modern scholarship, making them available for all to ponder, enjoy, and adopt, as Jesus' authentic coaching. He explains how his life as a student changed when, after reading Jesus' authentic message for himself, he chose Jesus as the coach"" for his lifelong marathon.Training for the Marathon of Life is not just a Bible study; it's a call to action--an invitation for us all to play our part in creating the Good Society. This engaging book is designed both for people who have never committed themselves to the church view of Jesus, and also for those who have gladly done so. It will encourage debate by young and old, and inspire great, action-packed sermons, too!

DO YOU NEED A LIFE COACH?U.S. President Thomas Jefferson did--he called Jesus' teaching:The most sublime Code of Morals ever offered to Man.""This dynamic book echoes Jefferson's sentiment, and coaches its readers by examining fifty core sayings of Jesus, authenticated by the scholars of the Jesus Seminar. This selection reveals the forceful theme of his original teaching. Each saying is carefully considered and then arranged in a unique order to clarify his positive challenge. In every age, followers have followed Jesus' coaching, working for the Good Society which, he asserted, is created by God's loving will. His grassroots approach to personal and social reform is compared with the failed social and political philosophies of our day. The author, Peter Watson Jenkins, has thoughtfully picked the fruits of modern scholarship, making them available for all to ponder, enjoy, and adopt, as Jesus' authentic coaching. He explains how his life as a student changed when, after reading Jesus' authentic message for himself, he chose Jesus as the coach"" for his lifelong marathon.Training for the Marathon of Life is not just a Bible study; it's a call to action--an invitation for us all to play our part in creating the Good Society. This engaging book is designed both for people who have never committed themselves to the church view of Jesus, and also for those who have gladly done so. It will encourage debate by young and old, and inspire great, action-packed sermons, too!

The past 100 years have seen a huge rejection of traditional religions and their beliefs. Some say this loss began with people's rejection of the Just War doctrine in WWI. For the author, growing up in an English liberal Christian community 80 years ago, change came in stages. With gentle humor he describes how he wrestled with agnosticism, then rejected Roman Catholicism and evangelical Protestantism. Having been ordained a Congregational minister he struggled to conform to his church's doctrine and eventually switched to Unitarianism. Having immigrated to America he finally abandoned the idea of belonging to any church. Then, quite unexpectedly, he found a new spirituality that challenged him but supported his quest for answers to his questions. So he became happily immersed in writing books about what he learned from his new spirit guides, the Masters of the Spirit World.

Talking with Twentieth Century Women is not a history book, although the 21 famous women interviewed in it all died last century. Now they take part in live discussions between their souls on the Other Side and the author, Peter Watson Jenkins. The dialogue is channeled by America's foremost Clear Channel psychic, Toni Ann Winninger.The book's intriguing list of women is impressive: Jane Addams, Marian Anderson, Maria Callas, Rachel Carson, Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart, Ella Fitzgerald, Anne Frank, Judy Garland, Barbara Jordan, Helen Keller, Margaret Mead, Golda Meir, Carmen Miranda, Marilyn Monroe, Georgia O Keeffe, Sylvia Plath, Selena Quintanilla-Perez, Mother Teresa, Wilma Rudolph, and Sharon Tate.We learn about Mother Teresa s reaction to public fame and inner doubts; Barbara Jordan reveals that she was the philosopher Plato in a past life; Golda Meir explains how she felt to be Prime Minister during Israel s Six Day War; Anne Frank tells of lost diaries and what finally happened to her in the concentration camp.Ella Fitzgerald is much more than a popular singer. She is a very old soul who was engaged in the early development of music and language in the universe. Sylvia Plath and Judy Garland explain what led up to their committing suicide, and we learn from Marilyn Monroe and Maria Callas whether they died accidentally or were murdered. We learn how Helen Keller and Wilma Rudolph felt about their severe disabilities, and discovered what really happened to pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart. And there s much more besides.Second in the series of Dialogues with Masters of the Spirit World this lively and challenging study raises important questions of life and death and after death, with the help of 21 fascinating women who know all the answers now they are back home.

Exploring Reincarnation is a study guide from the Masters of the Spirit World to explain in detail the "journey of the soul." Their thoughts were channeled by the American clear channel psychic, Toni Ann Winninger. The book incorporates the Masters' definitive little Handbook, which has proved popular with students of metaphysics since its release in 2009. It is now accompanied with a helpful commentary by Peter Watson Jenkins to clarify the ideas and terms used in this important spiritual study. The second half of the Guide comprises seven essays on issues of importance in the soul's experiences on planet Earth. The Masters have provided a new essay on health and healing. Their ideas about life lessons, previously outlined on their blog, assist us to understand the larger purpose of our being here. They also discuss specific issues where the spirit world takes a very different view from many human beings. These concern: abortion, heaven and hell, suicide, homosexuality, and God belief. A question and answer session involving Jenkins who asks questions about spirit life on the Other Side, is channeled by Winninger, and involves fascinating answers to well considered questions.

Review The Leaders book is quite unlike any before in that it makes available the soul perspective of those incarnates that we know as world leaders from the last century. I know that the information from the evolved spirits quoted in this book on the more general parts, is consistent with my quite independent research as a psychologist, past life pioneer and author of Healing the Eternal Soul and Exploring the Eternal Soul. To any potential readers of this book all I can say is that it will be an emotional experience. This may be shock, amazement, fascination, or when the words of the evolved spirits resonate with you, simply transform your thinking. Peter and Toni have put together an amazing although controversial book that will be debated for many years to come. I can totally recommend it. --Andy Tomlinson Product Description This is a challenging book filled with many surprises. The authors contact a group of master spirits on the Other Side, and through them interview 15 leaders, all born before 1900, who made their mark on the world. Each leader discusses issues from his or her famous past life. They all express their current thoughts and feelings with many marked changes of opinion. The leaders interviewed are: Pope John XXIII, Florence Nightingale, Albert Einstein, Margaret Sanger, Charles Darwin, Bertrand Russell, Adolf Hitler, Mahatma Gandhi, Eleanor Roosevelt, Dwight Moody, William James, C.G. Jung, Winston Churchill, Oscar Wilde, and Andrew Carnegie. Controversy abounds from the broad theme of reincarnation to the sharp new opinions expressed by individual leaders. Pope John expresses concern about the future of the Catholic church and its teaching. Einstein takes us further down the path of describing energy and the divine. A reversal by Carl Jung sheds new light on his theory of synchronicity. Likewise the historic theory of evolution is no longer seen in the way that Darwin would now express it. The most dramatic interview in the book is the incredible double encounter by Peter Watson Jenkins with Adolf Hitler. In the first abrasive part, Hitler appears fully vested in his persona as the psychotic dictator. The second part was of very different tone as the soul who once was Hitler explains why and how he did what he did, and what has happened to him since his return Home. This book has new ideas to explore about the nature of the divine, heaven and hell, and the purpose of life. This is a book destined to spark a revolution in human spirituality.

Talking with Twentieth Century Men is not a history book, although the 21 famous men interviewed in it all died last century. Now they take part in live discussions between their souls on the Other Side and the author, Peter Watson Jenkins. The dialogue is channeled by America s foremost Clear Channel psychic, Toni Ann Winninger. The book's intriguing list of men is impressive: Louis Armstrong, James Baldwin, Cesar Chavez, Walt Disney, Ernest Hemingway, Martin Luther King Jr., John Lennon, Joe Louis, Yehudi Menuhin, J. Robert Oppenheimer, George Orwell, Jesse Owens, George S. Patton, Pablo Picasso, Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth, Peter Sellers, Frank Sinatra, Sam Walton, Andy Warhol, Frank Lloyd Wright. Questions are answered: Will Elvis return to Earth? How did John Lennon feel about the breakup of the Beatles? Did Babe Ruth make an obscene gesture before making his last and greatest hit? Does Robert Oppenheimer regret the work he did in creating the first atomic bomb? What does Sam Walton now feel about the Wal-Mart empire he started? We learn about the strong connection with past lives in ancient Rome that influenced the way Louis Armstrong made his trumpet wail, and helped General George Patton plan is attack in the Battle of the Bulge. We discover what Pablo Picasso intended to express in cubist art, and how making money drove Andy Warhol's pop art manufacture. Racial discrimination is a theme of James Baldwin the writer, Jesse Owen the Olympic gold medalist, and the civil rights leaders Cesar Chavez and Martin Luther King, Jr. Novelist George Orwell discusses the major challenge that will affect planet Earth and its people in the next few years. Rounding out the series of Dialogues with Masters of the Spirit World this lively and challenging study raises important questions of life and death and after death, with the help of 21 fascinating men who know all the answers now they are back Home.