Where the Spirit Led

The author is a retired English teacher who studied with a remarkable God-oriented channelled spirit called Ramoth, as recounted in this autobiographical book. The most interesting theme is the pattern of reincarnation, with, in his own case, previous claimed incarnations as the poets John Keats and WB Yeats, which comes out in his own fine poetry. We can either live life as students or victims – the former is more desirable – and a key point is that humanity will continue to recycle old patterns of violence and revenge – often involving the same cast of characters – until such time as we evolve beyond this. There is a lot of intriguing speculative material with references to Mary Magdalene, Shakespeare and King Arthur, as well as purported connections between lives.

The connections I found most interesting between Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King, George Washington and FD Roosevelt, Napoleon and George Patton, , then a sequence involving Hannibal, William Wallace, Lafayette, and Eisenhower. The narrative sheds light on quite a number of historical episodes from this viewpoint of cycles in history, often driven by an inordinate desire for wealth and the will to power. The chapter on aliens depicts two main races – the advanced Pleaidians, and the Grays with neither soul nor emotions – Brad and his group reportedly created an ark as a vessel for light to undermine and destroy such forces, and the divine force field of Jesus is a powerful protective shield. It is said that he will return as a lion rather than a lamb. The need for an evolution of consciousness and spirituality is critical for our future, as many leading thinkers are arguing.