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“I see The Atua Man as a sacred spiritual masterpiece, beautifully anointed.”
Some people think Jason St. John is an atua man, and that his spiritual gifts had come from an initiation in the Hiva Islands of French Polynesia. But those who know him recognize that his healing gifts are a pure expression of his soul.
Jason had sailed to the edge of hell in the South Pacific with his life-long friend, David Walker. David had been at Jason’s side when he began healing people around the world, teaching the ultimate freedom – mystical awareness. But David walked out on Jason, vowing never to return, when Jason organized his work and hired Tony Bass to be the CEO of his Ministry. Now Jason is a prisoner of that success, trapped by the organization he had set up to give him more freedom, and he needs David back at his side to regain his liberty.
It seems to me that this book breaks from the former way of viewing the mystical way of life as being separate from everyday living or experience. People who might be turned off of following a mystical/spiritual path thinking it not possible while living daily life are offered a perspective that shows them that the two ways can and do coincide.