The life of Christ… …still holds mysteries. Would you like a deeper understanding? He was an Initiate. Thales of Argos’ journey is fascinating, for he takes us along his path through the tests of wisdom. With the Great Initiate, who was present for Christ’s Crucifixion and Resurrection, we witness the true mission of the Son of God. How many answers await? What are the innermost secrets of Mary? Eye-opening and heart-touching, The Mystery of Christ brings a fresh perspective, an uncommon insight, and spiritual depth to these dramatic events which occurred two thousand years ago. With the feel of a Hans Christian Anderson tome… …this book will leave you spellbound. You’ll love this fresh look at Christ because the numerous spiritual revelations will give you the depth of knowledge you’ve always wanted. “Few books have shaken me to the core as much as The Mystery of Christ . The descriptive language used is so powerful, so evocative, and so moving as to take it into the realms of pure poetry in literature. I cannot stress enough how powerful this book is.” — Grant Leishman, Readers' Favorite “The wise observations of Thales of Argos and his reflections on spiritual mysteries, past lives, and Christian connections to some of the greatest questions of the times creates a powerful account that should be considered a mainstay of any Christian literature, history, or spirituality collection.” — Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review Get it now. "What this tale attempts to bring the reader is a greater understanding of human history, the meaning of earth's epic events, and the clarity that all of humanity's dreams, faiths, and aspirations are not only inextricably linked but also watched over and, where possible, guided by all-seeing, all-powerful beings." — Grant Leishman, Readers' Favorite "Its history and mystery are unparalleledand provide Christian and new age readers with a rare glimpse into the past as it discusses the enigma of Jesus the Nazarene, reviews ancient spiritual texts and experiences, and narrates the Crucifixion and Resurrection using poetic, evocative language unequalled in any other survey." — Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Review