The Last Essene - Berard, Wayne-Daniel
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The Last Essene is a story of historical and personal enlightenment. It details the author's experience in past-life regression, uncovering details of a little-understood period of history (1st-2nd centuries, CE, and their growing Jewish-Christian split), correlating this with his progress as an adoptee and ex-Catholic seminarian, who discovers he is Jewish. These streams illumine his role as an interfaith chaplain. Dr. Sylvia Hammerman, the regression facilitator whose commentary intersperses the narrative, writes: As this narrative unfolds you will see that this is a story with many facets.…mehr

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The Last Essene is a story of historical and personal enlightenment. It details the author's experience in past-life regression, uncovering details of a little-understood period of history (1st-2nd centuries, CE, and their growing Jewish-Christian split), correlating this with his progress as an adoptee and ex-Catholic seminarian, who discovers he is Jewish. These streams illumine his role as an interfaith chaplain. Dr. Sylvia Hammerman, the regression facilitator whose commentary intersperses the narrative, writes: As this narrative unfolds you will see that this is a story with many facets. It is a story with an engaging storyline, full of drama, intensity, emotion and action. It is story with a fascinating context and historical breadth and depth. It is a story that functions as a therapeutic vehicle, being the source of trauma, and untapped personal resource. Finally, it is a story that holds meaning beyond itself, with universal lessons particularly relevant to our current world.
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Wayne-Daniel Berard teaches English and Humanities at Nichols College in Dudley, MA. Wayne-Daniel is a Peace Chaplain, an interfaith clergy person, and a member of B'nai Or of Boston. He has published widely in both poetry and prose, and is the co-founding editor of Soul-Lit, an online journal of spiritual poetry. He lives in Mansfield, MA with his wife, The Lovely Christine.