Monsieur Pamplemousse Takes the Train by Michael Bond

Monsieur Pamplemousse Takes the Train by Michael Bond

Human evolution has now arrived at a decisive crossroads. The future of humankind on Earth depends on whether people recognize their determining role in the evolution of the consciousness of Earth. --Marko Pogačnik

Humanity today faces a unique task--overcoming the thousand-year-old division between Heaven and Earth, spirit and matter. This, says Marko Pogacnik, is our challenge today. However, we have an important ally in this work in the being of Jesus, the Christ, whose teachings are intended to help us at this critical time of human development. Historically, Jesus' words of wisdom were harnessed to the construction of an earthly religion, however, and much of their deeper meaning has been lost in the process.

Christ Power and Earth Wisdom is the story of the author's discovery of a Fifth Gospel, woven invisibly into the four canonical Gospels. It teaches humanity how to live positively in the third millennium. Bringing together knowledge of elemental beings, Earth science, and Christ, Pogacnik has translated more than a hundred of Jesus' sayings into language that the modern mind can understand. He identifies blockages in the biblical Gospels that have prevented the Spirit of Christ from manifesting in the past era. Nonetheless, the time is ripe for understanding the multilayered reality of those teachings.

Based on methods of investigation and perception that Marko Pogacnik has developed over many decades of work in healing the various dimensions of Earth's landscape and nature, he deciphers the hidden, holistic messages in Christ's teachings, dismantling the obstacles that arose through outdated interpretations. The text is complemented with Pogacnik's energetically charged drawings, forming a feeling counterpart to the thought flow of the book.

A new Postscript offers an important update related to methods for gaining a broader, spiritual perception of reality in the present.

Michael Bond was born in the town of Newbury in the year 1926. A Bear Named Paddington, his debut children's book, was published in 1958. In 1983, he began writing adult fiction, with Monsieur Pamplemousse and his loyal bloodhound, Pommes Frites, as the protagonists. In June 2017, he unfortunately passed away.