Seddoh Bokor
The Synoptic Gospels recount how material desires influenced Judas Iscariot to betray Jesus Christ with a traitorous kiss. Thence, he became a religious reference point for sinful conduct. But could there be more to it than literally interpreted? How does the story apply to the spiritual development of those who profess to be Christians?This book is about religion and science. It disagrees with the popular notion that there is a turf war between them and gives weight to the deeper meanings of the Christian Bible and how they connect to science. It provides spiritual explanation of scriptures that relate to scientific conclusions about the universe, galaxies, solar systems, etc. and how humanity is connected as a citizen. It throws light on the all-important question of whether human beings are alone in the observable universe.The book goes beyond the literal explanation of the Bible and brings to the reader, mindboggling revelations of the deeper teachings of the Christian Religion - from Genesis to Revelation - which have been in circulation in secret places for ages and the loop of enlightened individuals. It explains the material and spiritual journey of humanity whilst ’decoding’ the cabalistic expressions of Adam and Eve, Garden of Eden, Fall of Man, Noachian Flood, Tabernacle in the Wilderness, Trinity, Christ and Jesus of Nazareth, Saving Grace, and End Time.The book emphasizes the dangers of attachment to materiality which include the betrayal of Jesus Christ, and subsequent deprivation of the individual from building the spiritual body which the class of advanced human beings will use in the future on a transformed Earth beyond the exigencies of physical body, water, oxygen, gravity, distance, time, marriage, sickness, and death.
