Daniel K Hayashi

The Pagan Christ Daniel K Hayashi

PREMISE The theme of this book is to imagine the story teller as an incarnating sage, who left heaven to revisit the earth. As heaven's emissary, he narrates his accounts of daily observations and experiences, in an attempt to record his explanations for his confidantes & father about life's horrific storm clouds, while having silver linings for a beautifully divined ultimate purpose. Though extremely wise, he is given to the stresses, sadness & disappointments of poor human behavior, while steady in his hopeful knowledge & higher understanding. Despite the world's tyrannies, sorrows and suffering, he knows the purpose is for educating oblivious earthlings to re-attain their lost omniscience. That eternity is the soul's lot to ultimate spiritual greatness. It is how the multitudes of passing souls journeying earth, attain Christhood & enlightenment through the repetitions of reliving life, over & again, until we finally listen to our inborn crackling fiery voice of conscience burning bright inside us. This compilation of fables and tales is gathered from a mix of true life experiences and imaginative fables & tales inspired from above. Its purpose is for the creation and substantiation of morality and principles, which are the lights guiding forth our spirits. By using the beautifully fanciful descriptors & images that rise in the hearts of humanity during their greatest trials and tribulations, I've tried capturing that magic. Challenges & conflicts ratify the glory of spiritual growth & higher aspirations to the divine purpose of our existence. Through divine guidance of angels, teachers and unsung authors, I've knowingly conspired, while most of humans today sadly go about their lives, unaware of the divine assistance from heavenly benefactors conspiring to help guide & assure their thoughts and lives. The heavens celebrate when we finally listen. To God, Allah, Elohim, Yahweh, Brahma, or whatever we call our Supreme Creator, including Her avatars and teachers who come before & after me, along with my aspiring divine human-family-in-progress, am I ever indebted and grateful. The Author