Jesus the Christ, The Life of a Master (Fireside Series, Vol. 4, No. 1)

In theearly 80s I read the Life and teachings Of The Masters and was drawn into the Masters and their experiences. As child I would talk to someone (unseen) and ask if I was doing alright. I had unusual experiences which I kept to myself. I have always loved Jesus . Once I asked to see my guardian after reading about how an adept laid his body down near a village for it's protection. We had a flood and I took a photo across the river (at our home) . The photo showed a large, bearded, robed male lying on the hill below the house, The flood waters had crashed around a curve and hit the hill very hard. I try not to get attention for myself, so don't talk about these things. I want to share with someone who will understand. Thank you, T J for your channeling.

Ramtha the enlightened one is a true masterful teacher. This great one offers insightful inspirational views from an enlightened view point of Jeshua bin Joseph, who he was & what he was about. Jz Knight also shares about her life & how she met Ramtha.

What can I say, it's Ramtha. He doesn't say all that much about Yeshua Ben Joseph as he calls him and he seems mad but I love him anyway.

this is a great book. Ramtha teaches without pulling punches. very enlightening

This is a great little book, full of Ramtha wisdom nuggets. Not five stars for two reasons: firstly, much of the material is familiar to me from earlier Theosophy and like readings from the '70s, and secondly, it's too short, not meaty enough, but since it's only a transcript from the 'fireside chats' series, what else should I expect. And it's very economical via Amazon, although the postage to Australia hits my wallet pocket rather hard.But definitely worth four stars if you want to be reminded about the special being Jesus was/is in terms of one who found and lived His truth.Patti

Very good book. Just very short. I was hoping for more in it, but what was there was very good.

An ascended master talking about another. In a beautiful and simple way, Ramtha remembers Jesus life, work and process.

Not any news here, poorly presented from a thinly disgusted Christian point of view. Lack of historical perspective on this figure's teachings, presented in a quite narrow spectrum considering the Ramtha material.

A book which touch me very profundly. The Christus in you and me.

Amazing insight