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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5The Barefoot IndianThe Making of a Messiahressby Julia HeywoodI thoroughly enjoyed this story like how-to honoring the need for more spiritual teachers in this world, and it was great validation that myself and others really can make a difference. That there are those out there seeking for the answers that we have access. The format was interesting because it brought a feel of answering an ad to be a light worker, and that was just how I felt when I started being a spiritual messenger. The insight into a girl and her guide was poignant and had me smiling a lot. I would recommend this sweet and very helpful book to anyone on any phase of their spiritual journey. Thanks, Julia for sharing your enlightened experience with the rest of the class.Love & Light,Riki Frahmann
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The Barefoot Indian - Julia Heywood
THE
BAREFOOT
INDIAN
THE MAKING OF
A MESSIAHRESS
JULIA HEYWOOD
Winchester, U.K.
New York, U.S.A.
First published by O Books, 2007
O Books is an imprint of John Hunt Publishing Ltd.,
The Bothy, Deershot Lodge, Park Lane, Ropley, Hants, SO24 0BE, UK
office 1 @o-books.net
www.o-books.net
Distribution in:
All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in critical articles or reviews, no part of this book may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission from the publishers.
The rights of Julia Heywood as author have been asserted in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
A CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
Printed in the US by Maple Vail
CONTENTS
1. The Firm
2. Reflections
3. The Sublime and the Ridiculous
4. Sink or Swim
5. Profits and Prophets
6. All Things Bright and Beautiful
7. Is that Your Final Answer?
8. Party Pooper
9. Full Steam Ahead
10. Last Orders Please!
11. Tears of a Clown
12. To Be or Not to Be
13. Blockbuster
14. The Final Countdown
Have you ever had an event
in your life when you know life
will never be the same again…?
1
THE FIRM
It was when I responded to the following ad that I knew my life would change forever!
MESSIAH/MESSIAHRESS URGENTLY REQUIRED
Due to an increase in demand of people wanting to know the meaning of life, the above position is now available.
For the right candidate, your role will be very varied and at times challenging but the rewards are significantly high.
No previous experience necessary, full training will be given.
A good sense of humor would be an advantage.
We are an equal opportunity employer.
Anyone is free to apply for this exciting career opportunity.
Please e-mail your details for an application form to JC@I-am.org.uk
All applications will be dealt with in the strictest confidence.
Blimey! I was never given this option at school by the careers adviser, I thought. I was bemused by such an ad but intrigued. Surely it must be some kind of spoof. My curiosity got the better of me so I sent in my details and by return I received the following application form. I filled this in to the best of my ability and with total honesty, but in my opinion I did not come across as impressive, in fact I seemed the least likely person they would be looking for.
Application form for the position of Messiah/Messiahress
Please answer all questions with total honesty!
Age: 42
Gender: Female
Qualifications: None
Achievements to date: None
Do you think life could be better? Absolutely!
Do you know the meaning of life? Haven’t got a clue
Do you believe in God? *Yes!
As a whole, what is your view of mankind? Lost
If someone came to you for help, what would you do? Run away
If you could do anything in the world, what would it be? Leave it
Do you judge people? All the time
Do you know who & what makes all life possible? No, I’ve never thought about it
Are you serene, calm & still? Never
Can you heal the sick? I’ve never tried
Can you walk on water? Probably not
If 5,000 people needed feeding what would you do? Contact
McDonalds
Do you love your neighbor? Yes – when they turn the hi-fi down
Please say why you would like this job….
I could say that I am a considerate and compassionate person who cares about others and the state of the world. I’d be lying. The reality is need cash! Money doesn’t grow on trees but then in your organization it probably does!!
Thank you. Please email this form back to JC@l-am.org.uk
*I thought I’d better answer this with ‘yes’ considering the job description.
So there it was, the completed application form. When I nervously pressed the send button I still wasn’t sure that this was for real but at least they weren’t asking for any money. Having sent it off, I pushed it to the back of my mind and started on the pile of ironing.
Two weeks passed and I still hadn’t had a reply but I presumed that they must have been inundated with applications. Either that or I was now part of a TV program scheduled to be shown on April Fool’s day!
Finally the wait was over, three weeks later I received a reply via email.
Dear Applicant,
Thank you for your recent application for the position of Messiahress.
We are pleased to inform you that we would very much like to meet with you regarding the above position.
Having gone through your application form we feel that you are a potential candidate and have put you on our short list.
We would like to interview you on Sunday 8 March at 12.00 noon, please confirm that this is convenient. We will then send you the address and directions of where the interview will take place.
Yours sincerely
JC
Managing Director
P.S. the only thing you need to bring is yourself.
March 8, was my birthday and Sunday was an unusual day to hold an interview; I thought that was a day of rest. Anyway, I confirmed that the date was OK and received the directions and location. So off I went. I was still uncertain of what I was letting myself in for but curiosity was definitely getting the better of me.
It was an early start for me as one likes to look one’s best when going for an interview. It took me two hours to get ready and four hours to get there. On approaching the building I was amazed at how tall it was, it was the highest tower block I had ever seen. I entered the reception and looked at the floor plan to see which floor the office of I’AM was on; it was on the Top floor in ‘The Unlimited Suite’.
There was no way I was taking the stairs, so off I went in the elevator. My stomach was churning and I remember thinking ‘what the hell am I doing, I have no idea about the people I am about to meet; they could be psychopaths!’ The lift eventually came to a halt; basically it couldn’t go any further. The doors opened. ‘Here goes’ I whispered under my breath as I stepped out of the elevator.
I looked around and found a door which said ‘The Unlimited Suite’. I approached it and was just about to knock when the door began to open on its own. I stepped through and couldn’t believe what I was seeing.
It was the plushest office I had ever seen and the light was dazzling. Sunlight was flooding through the windows. Comfort just oozed from every corner of the room, which was very large, light and airy with a subtle smell of jasmine. A sense of calm and stillness filled the room and I immediately felt at ease. At the far end, people sat around the largest of tables but they were too far away for me to make out who they were.
Please come over,
said a voice from the far end. You are most welcome.
As I got nearer the people became clearer and my jaw began to drop, literally, for around the table sat ‘prophets’, ‘miracle workers’, ‘wise men’, ‘spiritual teachers’, ‘enlightened beings’, ‘gurus’, ‘sages’; whatever you want to label them the room was full of them! I had never seen such an extraordinary sight.
When I reached the table all my anxiety seemed to melt away The compassion radiating from these people was unlike anything I had experienced or seen before. In their eyes was a depth that seemed to go on forever and their smiles were as reassuring as the sun rising everyday. I felt at home, for the first time in my life I felt like I belonged.
Please take a seat,
said JC, the Managing Director, who sat at the head of the table. We are very pleased you have come today.
He continued, "I shall briefly explain about this exciting job opportunity that has interested you enough to come here today Now, to get to the position of Messiahress involves an extensive training program and it is