The 2018 Living Now Awards Silver Medal (Category: Metaphysical)!
The first in a series of channeled works from a group of Light Beings who oversee humanity’s evolution, Seeds of Light offers an unprecedented interpretation of one of the most important and divisive religious figures of all time: Jesus Christ.
Their fundamental message is that the Christ should not be viewed as an idol of worship, but as a state of consciousness. The Christ Consciousness leads you from separation and fear to a state of love and unity with everyone and everything. To access it, you must shed your common misconceptions about time, space, and the human mind. Only then can you fully embrace the truth that you are a living spark of the Creator—a Seed of Light—with the power to transform the world in ways that humanity has only begun to imagine.
Weaving together profound, life-altering insights on the nature of time, language, love, compassion, and forgiveness, Seeds of Light will elevate your consciousness and revolutionize your beliefs about what it means to be human.
In Seeds of Light, Patrick Garlinger offers a unique examination of and solutions to critical issues regarding happiness, peace, and purpose found in human nature. While many of its ideas are not entirely new, the book’s fluid approach to these is expressed with a degree of clarity and authority not always found in books about spiritual growth.
The work begins with a look at the relationship between consciousness and reality, which proves to be an extremely effective way to establish the tone and direction of the material in general. Seeds of Light is interested in this relationship as a means to connect the dots between the role of light (energy) in all creation and the light that resides in each of us. In making this connection, each of us is, at once, the creative light in our own life and an integral part of the light of all creation, of all reality. More important to the message of this book, this creative energy within us and in all creation is the highest form of consciousness. Thus, consciousness, creation, reality, and light are intrinsically woven as a single thread throughout the universe and whatever lies beyond that.
The book moves from there to eventually reveal the chief benefit to this model of consciousness and creation: consciousness and reality are recreated in every moment. If consciousness is recreated in every moment, then we have the capacity to recreate ourselves—entirely—in each moment. This flies in the face of a presupposed need to keep our sense of Self constant over time, a state of mind that is addressed sympathetically throughout the work from different angles.
Seeds of Light breaks down much of our conventional thinking in a manner that illustrates why we think the way we do and the limits such thoughts impose. Each treatment of these conventions is explained in such a way that the concept of moment-by-moment recreation is less a radical alternative than it is an avenue of possibility. There is an inspired blend of new thought and common sense in the approach to these topics. All of it, even the new ideas, seem strangely familiar to some aspect of our current state of consciousness.
