REVELATION News Flash!

I just finished reading all three of Garnet Schulhauser's books in rapid succession after seeing him on a YouTube video:

Dancing on a Stamp: Startling Revelations from the Other Side – September 2012

Dancing Forever with Spirit: Astonishing Insights from Heaven – March 2015

Dance of Heavenly Bliss: Divine Inspiration for Humanity – March 2016

Here is an excerpt from my June 4, 2017 Amazon review after reading Garnet's first book:

"When I ran into a Garnet Schulhauser video quite by accident a couple weeks ago, I immediately recognized the same 'life between lives' perspective and description of what Garnet's guide, Albert, calls the "Spirit Side". I wasted no time ordering all three books and just finished reading the first one today.

"It was reassuring to discover that Albert and Michael Newton are describing the same place ... down to specific details. Albert added a few things not covered by Michael Newton, so I learned a few new-to-me bits of information regarding our Lives Between Lives.

=== end of amazon review excerpt ===

The second and third books were even more compelling than the first book, continuing an expertly written and totally engaging account of Garnet's middle-of-the-night Astral Travels to the Spirit Side hosted by Albert, his Spirit Guide.

Garnet, a retired corporate law attorney from Calgary (now living on Vancouver Island) was selected by otherworldly Guides and Masters to receive and communicate a much-needed message to all of humanity.

This guided tour of our True Home between incarnations on Earth is nothing short of mind blowing. Garnet's astral encounters with an entertaining series of famous and not famous characters from human history (and his own lifetimes) is more than awe inspiring. It could be Life Changing if you are ready to accept and internalize the messages of both caution and inspiration regarding the future of our planet and the human race.

Here are a few teaser scenes from Garnet's books:

Guide Albert escorts Garnet (in astral form) back in time to view the marriage of seventeen year old Jesus to Mary Magdalene. They later had several kids together.

Jesus was a highly evolved Master who incarnated on Earth to teach humans a better way to treat each other. Unfortunately, the "holy men" who came after him corrupted many of Jesus' teachings and details of his life, heaping on guilt and fear to make Christians easier to control.

Spoiler alert: Mary was not a virgin. Jesus was conceived in the usual way by Joseph and Mary. Jesus had several siblings.

Many of the miracles of the Bible happened more or less as described, but many of the stories are fiction. The Ten Commandments occurred to Moses after meditating about it on Mt. Sinai.

Garnet meets Jesus and Hitler sitting on a bench together. Jesus has a great sense of humor and tells jokes.

Garnet caught a glimpse of a music concert happening in a nearby amphitheater. Turned out the performers were John Lennon and George Harrison. In another concert, Mozart himself was conducting the orchestra.

In between one amazing encounter after another, the message of the books is to help us understand that we all have very attentive Spirit Guides and Guardian Angels watching over us and whispering to us in nuances of inspiration or random thoughts to help guide us along our pre-crafted, voluntarily chosen Life Plans.

All along as I was reading, I commented to others how excellent Garnet's writing style and quality of expression is ... very enjoyable to read. In the third book, Albert introduced Garnet to someone who had been helping the book writing along as Garnet's writing coach from the other side. The coach was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle there to assist Garnet in describing his amazing, enlightening encounters in the best, most eloquent English prose so that others would be maximally inspired by these revelations from the other side.

You get to decide for yourself whether or not Garnet is a lying con artist like Joseph Smith, or whether he actually experienced the astral travels and visitations described in his books.

If nothing else, you will be highly entertained with an amazingly detailed and breathtaking description of Heaven and the Universe as you've never heard previously. You might even be left with a fresh and positive outlook on your own life and what you can do personally to sharpen your navigation skills to live your life to the fullest and fulfill the Life Plan that you chose before being born yet again on this amazing Pale Blue Dot.

I exhort and admonish all of you to waste no time. Read Garnet's books without delay. You won't be disappointed.

Check Garnet's website for free videos and lots more information.

http://www.garnetschulhauser.com/

beyondashadow Wrote:
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> I exhort and admonish all of you to waste no time.
> Read Garnet's books without delay. You won't be
> disappointed.

If his books do something positive for you, great.

Me...I can't get past the simple fact that it's all made-up nonsense without a shred of supporting evidence. So I can't buy into the fairy tale. No matter how wonderful his writing style.

The decision is easy -- he is, indeed, another lying con artist like Smith.

Dear ifi,

Fair enough. Like I wrote, you get to decide.

Even if it is a Fairy Tale, if it helps me feel more positive and purposeful about my own life and times, then where's the harm?

If you require 'shreds of evidence' before you believe and/or accept and/or thoughtfully consider any new, incoming information as potentially useful, then you confine your world view to what you can physically touch and personally experience in your waking, conscious state.

Opening oneself to consider the subjective experiences of others as potentially valuable information can enrich one's quality of life nontrivially. Of course, there is risk involved when a clever operator deceives you and gets your money (and/or your wife or daughter).

Speaking of Fairy Tales, you will LOL to hear that in one of his astral travels, guide Albert escorted Garnet to Ireland where he allegedly met an actual Fairy. According to the fairy, they now live mostly underground after the humans invaded centuries ago and made surface activity too risky.

During another episode, Garnet met and communicated with a female Sasquatch/Bigfoot.

There were also humans on Earth 65 million years ago who lived in a settlement with high walls and a drawbridge to protect themselves from a hungry T-Rex. They all perished after the Yucatan asteroid strike.

What if most of the myths and legends that abound in human culture and history are, in actual historical fact, not myths?

Food for thought, you gotta admit.

(Well, no. Nobody gots to admit nuttin they don't wanna admit for whatever reason they don't wanna admit it. Free will can either liberate you, or enslave you, or somewhere in between.)

beyondashadow Wrote:
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> Even if it is a Fairy Tale, if it helps me feel
> more positive and purposeful about my own life and
> times, then where's the harm?

There you go. In no case is he going to demand you give him his daughters to sleep with, or demand 10% of your money like Smith. So if it works for you, great. :)

> If you require 'shreds of evidence' before you
> believe and/or accept and/or thoughtfully consider
> any new, incoming information as potentially
> useful, then you confine your world view to what
> you can physically touch and personally experience
> in your waking, conscious state.

Well...yeah. And no.

See, here's the thing about Garnet's stuff (and many others):
For most of what he claims, there is no way to affirm (or falsify). Claims that can't be confirmed have no value (to me), other than perhaps as hypotheses that await confirmation/falsification. For some of his claims, though, there's already more than ample evidence to show them false. Not implausible, not maybe false -- flat out wrong. And that undermines everything else.

It's a mistake, though, to assume that requiring evidence "limits" what can be shown real in some way. It doesn't. IF there's some kind of "reality" that's only accessible through our subconscious, there will at some point be repeatable evidence for it. IF there's some "spirit" or energy or whatever of us that exists as "us" after we die, there will at some point be repeatable evidence for it. Requiring verification and evidence doesn't limit anything. It simply means being able to demonstrate that what you claim is real. Objectively, in a way that others can repeat and verify. That's all.

> Speaking of Fairy Tales, you will LOL to hear that
> in one of his astral travels, guide Albert
> escorted Garnet to Ireland where he allegedly met
> an actual Fairy. According to the fairy, they now
> live mostly underground after the humans invaded
> centuries ago and made surface activity too risky.

Yeah, I'd already heard of that. It's one reason I chose the wording I did :)

> There were also humans on Earth 65 million years
> ago who lived in a settlement with high walls and
> a drawbridge to protect themselves from a hungry
> T-Rex. They all perished after the Yucatan
> asteroid strike.

Um...no there weren't. That's one of those demonstrably false ones. Oh, well.

> What if most of the myths and legends that abound
> in human culture and history are, in actual
> historical fact, not myths?

They're not. Most are demonstrably false. No matter how much we might wish they weren't. Oh, well.

You're certainly free to believe him and have your own opinion of his stuff. And to freely state your opinion.

As I am.

Me not believing it doesn't mean you can't.
(I'm betting you know that already! <grin>)
Whatever floats yer boat. As long as you don't use it to harm others, or demand that others believe it too, no problem :)

Religion has been obsolete since... forever.

beyondashadow Wrote:
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> Here are a few teaser scenes from Garnet's books:
>
> Guide Albert escorts Garnet (in astral form) back
> in time to view the marriage of seventeen year old
> Jesus to Mary Magdalene. They later had several
> kids together.
>
> Jesus was a highly evolved Master who incarnated
> on Earth to teach humans a better way to treat
> each other. Unfortunately, the "holy men" who came
> after him corrupted many of Jesus' teachings and
> details of his life, heaping on guilt and fear to
> make Christians easier to control.
>
A problem I have with much of the "channeled material" and "spirit communications" that talk about Jesus is that he is often portrayed as a kind of astral New Age guru. I think this does major violence to historical context. One mainstream academic position about Jesus is that he was thoroughly Jewish, with what is today called "Jewish Apocalypticism" as his religious context. This, in my opinion, is pretty far removed from the view that Jesus is a "New Age Master" who, a couple thousand years ago, incarnated to teach people to treat each other better. And most scholars would also say that the earliest sources about Jesus provide no evidence that he married or had children.

Ralph Ellis has done some very interesting research on Jesus. (Check online for videos and books.) Mr. Ellis concluded that Jesus was Cleopatra's descendant, and that he lived about 40 years later in time than depicted in the New Testament. He was more literally King of the Jews than the Gospels suggest and posed a real threat to Roman rule.

Garnet's information is that the 'holy men' who crafted early Christianity deleted all reference to a non-virgin birth to give Jesus literal Son of God status. Details about Jesus' children were deleted to kill any future claims on church leadership by his bloodline. Also, painting Jesus as a virgin himself gave the church the excuse to rationalize clerical celibacy, and to sex-shame all of humanity thenceforth and forever, with Jesus and the church as the only way to salvation.

Pretty damn successful, if you ask me.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/20/2017 03:21PM by beyondashadow.

I just want to point out that there's a big difference between doing research and making stuff up.

"positive" bullshit is still bullshit.