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My introduction to the Boundless Way came early. I studied many ancient religions, looking for commonalities, and sorting the chaff from the grain. I share my understanding in lectures, writings, poems, and visionary fiction.
I work as a psychospiritual psychiatrist, biophysicist, engineer, research scientist, author, spiritual mentor, and inventor. All done to forward my understanding of God’s Plan for sentient beings in our universe.
When I was three, I lived in Puerto Rico with a small group of nuns. They ran a small house supporting unmarried young ladies abandoned by their families. They provided room, board, health care, and job education.
One night I died secondary to a severe heart murmur. I found myself in the new arrivals section of the Afterlife. Emanuel Swedenborg introduced himself and took my hand, and we went to see God judge new arrivals.
I saw God never judges, allowing arrivals to choose a place pleasing to what they love best. It worked well for evil people chose hell, and good people chose heaven.
When my turn came, I asked God if I could be his helper when I grew up. God thought it an excellent idea and returned me to my bed, fully healed. I have done my best to be a good helper to the Holy Family. I fail many times, but I don’t berate myself. I will do better next time.
My life taught me a truism: things are just different when you remember God loves you.
Reviewed by Jessica Barbosa for Readers' Favorite
God's Greatest Miracle: A Tale of Two Little Angels (A Teaching Tale for Everyone, Young or Old) by Jean-Michel Polyakov, Baron du Mont Saint Germain is the first codex in the Nouseum Sagas. This children’s tale is a story within a story. A traveler is transported to an unknown country that seems to be free from poverty, sickness, and greed. An old man speaks to the traveler and tells him his heart has brought him to this place. He is introduced to the beloved Prince and Princess of the country and then given an important task: to tell the world about God’s Greatest Miracle: A Tale of Two Little Angels.
This is a children’s story that directs readers to look into their innermost selves. The traveler is invited to the beautiful Grand City in Nouseum named after the city’s inherent nature, and while there, he learns of many things. Meeting the eyes of the Prince, he experiences the pain of the world, and when he meets the Princess’s eyes, he experiences peace and joy. In this part of the tale, I could truly feel the traveler’s enlightenment as he prays to the Guardian, Messenger of True Conscience. My interest in the story was piqued when the traveler is asked to share an incredible teaching tale. God's Greatest Miracle: A Tale of Two Little Angels by Jean-Michel Polyakov, Baron du Mont Saint Germain enriches the heart and the mind with lessons we have either forgotten or have yet to learn. It is well-paced and gives off a sincere aura; you can tell from the story that this was a labor of love. This tale teaches us the importance of loving each other, standing up for what you believe in, and it also encourages the pursuit of knowledge. It is a privilege to have read such a touching tale of love and hope.
