Jackie Jones-Hunts Werk taucht tief in die spirituelle Geschichte der Menschheit ein und nutzt psychische Forschung sowie historische und archäologische Erkenntnisse. Sie untersucht die Entwicklung spiritueller Überzeugungen von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart und erforscht die ursprünglichen Quellen spiritueller Lehren und deren Einfluss auf menschliche Beziehungen. Ihre Schriften beleuchten die tiefe Verbindung zwischen der Menschheit und dem Tierreich und hinterfragen unsere wahrgenommene Trennung von unseren tierischen Verwandten.
Exploring the spiritual connection between humans and animals, this second volume of Dr. Jackie Jones-Hunt's research delves into profound questions about life, death, and the afterlife of our animal companions. It highlights teachings from historical and contemporary spiritual leaders advocating for compassion towards all living beings. The book addresses humanity's role in animal suffering and the ethical implications of our actions, offering a compelling call for a more compassionate world. It's an essential resource for those seeking spiritual insights and environmental awareness.
The book explores the profound connection between humans and animals, emphasizing the importance of compassion for all living beings. It offers compelling evidence of animal post-death survival, providing comfort to those grieving animal companions. The narrative intertwines spiritual teachings from ancient texts and philosophers, advocating for non-violence and vegetarianism. It also critiques historical interpretations of Jesus' teachings on compassion and vegetarianism, aiming to reshape readers' perspectives on both human and non-human animals. This first volume sets the stage for a transformative series.
The Animal Souls Series is 'pure gold,' comprehensive, non-conformist and
paradigm shattering. My research has gained over 28 fantastic pre-publication
reviews from professors, editors of magazines, lawyers, psychical researchers,
authors, international animal charities and famous animal organizations,
international mediums and members of instrumental trans-communication teams
(scientists who record visual and auditory manifestations and communications
from the so called deceased after they have made their transitions after
physical death to the non-physical realms) in Brazil and Spain.Author Bio: My
books contain the results of my research conducted as a spiritual historian
and comparatist of religion and psychical researcher. My books are the result
of decades of theoretical and observational research delving into original
religious teachings, the broad spectrum of psychical research and the
fascinating multifaceted workings of mediumship providing evidence of survival
after physical death for all animals, human and non-human. My writings
represent the culmination of a unique blend of religious-historical,
archaeological and psychical research into little chartered territories.Living
in Scotland, UK, I am dedicated to my research as an author and spiritual
historian. I have worked as a lecturer, student counsellor and teacher of
world religions. I am a psychic, psychical researcher with dissertations on
shamanism, out of body experiences and near death experiences and
consciousness studies proving the authenticity of spiritually transformative
mediumistic experiences. My supervisor was Rev. Dr. Pat. Fenske, who has held
many presidential positions, including that of former president of the
International Association of Near Death Studies, Inc., USA (IANDS.) I have
raised funds for animal charities and am a committed, long-term vegetarian as
a result of my mediumistic and psychic experiences.keywords: Animals, Jesus,
Confucius, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Ancient Greek Philosophers, Souls,
Life After Death
Exploring the transformative spiritual experiences of prophets, this book challenges traditional religious beliefs by presenting evidence of their shamanistic and mediumistic abilities. It highlights figures like Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad, illustrating how their supernatural communications shaped the foundations of world religions. By unifying these origins under a paranormal concept, the author aims to address the roots of religious conflict. The work also references Emanuel Swedenborg's teachings on the afterlife, emphasizing the impact of earthly thoughts on spiritual landscapes.
