Book 4.1

Description

WHAT IS GOD? Exploring the Soul of the Man

 THE FIRST BOOK OF THE SOUL

Year Four Book One

Transcription of Knowledge Seeker Workshops 152 – 154 in December 2016 & January 2017

 Cover Picture:  The Field Interaction of the Soul

Introduction

Each Workshop is divided into hyperlinked subject headings chosen to try and summarise the outline of each workshop, so people can navigate to the parts of the workshop they wish to look at. As with the main title headings, the hyperlinks are all 2-way with a link back to the contents of each workshop.

This book contains transcriptions of Knowledge Seeker Workshops 151 to 154 over the Christmas and New Year of 2017. The book is entitled WHAT IS GOD?– Exploring the Soul of the Man, because that is the major theme of these workshops, and in fact the underlying theme of all of these Year 4 workshops. At one point in this book MK explains that his teaching in the physical paradigm is complete and now the teaching is all about understanding the Nature and Function of the Soul of the Man; how we fit in with the Cosmos and the Universal Community and how to find God within the Soul.

Hence these teachings are a profound dip into spiritual knowledge, and thus into the history of the religions of humanity, where we find that all we really need to know is in the Hidden Words of Baha’u’llah.

As well as this there are many other subjects covered, including the fascinating story of the soon to be released Japanese research into healing cancer in Mice with GANS, Giovanni’s work with the victims of the Italian Earthquake, the big move of the Kf headquarters to Africa, and partnership with the Ghana Atomic Commission.

CONTENTS
151^stKnowledge Seekers Workshop

December 22, 2016

How humankind relates to its Creator

 152^ndKnowledge Seeker Workshop

29^thDecember 2016.

A dive into the Mysteries of the Soul

153^rdKnowledge Seeker Workshop

5^thJanuary 2017

Plasma solutions for the Italian Earthquake

 154^thKnowledge Seeker Workshop

12^thJanuary 2017

A look at human religions