Easter - With Christ on Calvary – spoken word CDs

Meditations for the Holy Week

In profoundly inspirational talks over three nights, Rev Mario led those present into the spiritual mood of Holy Week. Using the passion story from the Gospel of St Matthew he contemplated the implications of the Easter event for the world and for each of us. Speaking from his own spiritual experience and knowledge Rev Mario deliberated on subjects such as:

the Lord’s Supper as an initiation rite

the mystery and power of the bread and wine

how we become Judas the betrayer

loving with the mind and thinking with the heart

Christ’s work in evolution

the development of a new spiritual organ - the chalice

the agony in the garden of Gethsemane and passing through our own Gethsemane

giving rather than seeking love

the power released on Calvary

we can only say “I” through Christ

how Holy Week is re-enacted in the heavens

the significance of the three hours on the cross

In particular Rev Mario spoke from his spiritual perception of the presence of Christ in these gatherings, standing with us, harmonising heaven and earth, or like a flame of pure light walking among us. 
 
If you wish to fulfil the longing portrayed in the song we sing each Easter “Open my eyes to see victory in Christ for me. Lord, make Calvary real to me”, these reflections will help you to enter more deeply into the real meaning of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ.

Keywords
Calvary, Easter, Esoteric, Gethsemene, Meditations, Mystical

CD Details
Written and spoken by Rev Mario Schoenmaker in 1996
Published by ICA Press, 2005

Three CD Set
Packaged in a black DVD cover with coloured insert.
First evening: The Lord’ Supper – 1h 18 minutes
Second evening: The Experience of Gethsemane – 1h 14 minutes
Third evening: With Christ on Calvary – 1 h 20 min

The music is in standard CD format and therefore plays in computer drives and all DVD and CD players.

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