Baptism by Water. Baptism with Fire

By Maha Ete

Guides the reader through the ages using quotes from the Bible and other religions philosophies to explain the external ritual water purification ceremony. How it originated and the simplest and best method to use. We then turn to the second cleansing method, the internal self generated Fire purification that needs the spark Creation has provided to be fanned to fruition by us. We explain the historical quotes and then give an introduction into it's generation and effects.

It is the return of the old ways in that the Elders of many cultures would guide their students by explaining what they have learned on their path and in so doing pass on this valuable knowledge so that the future generations don't fall into the same traps encountered by them.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Maha Ete
• Release date: May 30, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463677490

Maha Ete

Maha Ete Bringing 50 years of experience in meditation, spiritual shamanic healing including massage, intuitive acupuncture and acupressure, psychic healing, trigger actions and words, animal spirits and symbolic magic.Have used a Gestalt, Zen approach when correcting emotional problems.I bring a broad range of intuitive abilities to those searching either Christian 3rd eye consciousness or Buddhist Enlightenment.I am proud to note I have no degrees in any of the above subjects which makes sense as they cannot be learnt loll. Experience through introspection and practise to perfect skills has always been my teacher.I know that many say that a guru is a requirement to advance spiritually, but I have found that is not the case provided one keeps an open mind and follows through with both worldly and spiritual practise at the same time balancing oneself in the process.

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Baptism by water.

Baptism with fire.

Two separate, and, different spiritual purifications.

Author Maha Ete

Copyright 21/05/2018

May 2018 edition

Introduction

Let's, go back to the beginning of the known religious ritual before the churches and religion turned it into another money spinner for them.

I could go back to the hidden religious schools use of water, utilised by followers of religion and magic alike since the dawn of humanity and before the birth of any religion, however, let’s just in the beginning concern ourselves with the origin of the Christian tradition.

Christ was baptised by John the Baptist as a grown man in a ceremony probably copied from the East. The importance wasn’t that he was christened; it was the reason for the baptism. Leading the ascetic life John followed, away from people, almost as a hermit, he most assuredly would have accessed his higher mental abilities. This enabled him to see Jesus for what he was, another prophet, definitely, and different to himself, absolutely. This being verified by his statement.

His performing the ceremony would, typically to all humans back then, however, indicate his superiority because of the pupil’s acceptance.

True, in general. If Jesus’s aura induced in him the shivers that come when in the presence of a more highly empowered being? This being an external radiated effect caused by being in contact with a fully awakened inner fire. Then, in his eyes and statement and in other religions and philosophies guidelines, yes he was the better prophet, guru.

The ultimate question of are there ranks in Prophet caste as there are in Angels in their religion, suggest it’s not a relevant question. A prophet is a prophet no matter how many miracles they do unless you want to elevate one higher.

The people being baptised in those days usually did so because this meant they after the ceremony would follow their teacher’s ways and receive instruction from the baptizer.

The meaning on top of the symbolic cleansing was the initiation of a chela or pupil so that they may receive the secret instruction from their teacher. Did John pass secret knowledge to Jesus? Possibly as he would have been more easily contactable by Old Testament God in the desert.

So, why did Jesus get baptised by John? Respect for the