Mysticism; Gnosticism the spiritual path of experiencing God directly within one's own self.

  The Mystic Christ reveals the life and teachings of Jesus to be an ancient tale of mystic union, salvation, and enlightenment. It is the careful uncovering of a lost treasure of immeasurable value, long buried in the suffocating darkness of conventional orthodoxy on one side, and blind fundamentalist extremism on the other.  From the viewpoint of the world’s mystical religious traditions, the brilliant light of Jesus’ way is revealed as a penetrating radical non-duality unifying all people and all of life.  The Master’s path to this all-embracing unity is the spiritual practice of pure selfless love. Love God intensely, love our neighbor as our own Self, bless those that curse us, and pray for those that mistreat us. Love has been lost, becoming nothing more than a word in the dictionary and, yet, it remains the foundation of Jesus’ message.

            The Mystic Christ is also a compelling story of the ego, the personification of ignorance, and how it has distorted and subverted the sublime sayings of Jesus, twisting reality into unreality and light into darkness. The ego is the Antichrist in this ancient drama that has gripped every culture for all time in its talons of self-centered perception.  The ego is anti-love.

Adam and Eve were not the first people, the nature of man is good, scripture is not infallible, Jesus is one of the ways, all religions are paths to God, reincarnation is in the Bible, the resurrection as a personal spiritual awakening, and the error of eternal damnation are all carefully and lovingly revealed in the life and sayings of Jesus. 

The Mystic Christ is thoroughly punctuated with quotes from masters of the mystical traditions such as Buddha, Krishna , and Lao Tzu as well as the Gnostic gospels. But, most importantly, over 230 scriptural references from the Old and New Testament are used to illustrate the harmony that exists between the life and teachings of Jesus and the world’s great religions.

With the skill of a surgeon and the wisdom of Socrates, Walker removes 2000 years of ego-centered bindings that have hidden the brilliant light of Jesus from the world. Walker artfully peels away centuries of abuse by the my-way-or-the-highway pirates of religion. He gives Jesus back to the hearts and souls of a humanity that yearns for the love of the Divine. He reveals a Jesus that is positively enchanting for practitioners of any spiritual discipline. The Mystic Christ is at once profoundly fascinating, deeply historic and electric with the vibration of the mystical experience.