Author:Deepak Chopra
In this dazzling book, one of the most influential spiritual thinkers of our time provides an answer that is as challenging as it is uplifting. Deepak Chopra searches for the Christ who stands at the heart of Christianity and discovers the identity of Jesus is threefold.
Firstly, there is Jesus the man, who lived over 2000 years ago and whose sermons form the foundation of Christian theology. Secondly, there is Jesus the Son of God, who represents a specific branch of religion. Finally, there is the Third Jesus, the spiritual guide whose teachings embrace humanity as a whole.
By considering each of these separate figures, Chopra allows us to decide for ourselves which of them speaks the most clearly to us today. As we become familiar with the universal wisdom of Christ, most especially through the guidance of the Third Jesus, we may become more open to a truly loving spirituality. And we will begin to create a brighter future, free from hatred fuelled by religious fundamentalism.
Deepak Chopra has introduced literally millions of people to the spiritual path, and for this we should be profoundly grateful
—— Ken Wilber, author of Integral PsychologyUndoubtedly one of the most lucid and inspired philosophers of our time
—— Mikhail GorbachevA thoughtful attempt to understand the Christ figure, and how we might usefully constellate that figure in our own lives
—— Jeanette WintersonJust when I think he can't go any deeper, he does...we have in our midst a spiritual genius
—— Marianne Williamson, author of Return to LoveDeepak Chopra continues to lead us even deeper into the mysteries and joys of true spirituality
—— James Redfield, author of The Celestine ProphecyRoy Strong's enthusiasm for his subject is almost tactile as he [praises the loveliness of the old buildings, explains the places they occupied in the community and describes the changing experience of parishioners through the ages
—— Glasgow HeraldRoy Strong has written an indispensable book
—— Sunday TelegraphIdeal further reading
—— Economist