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Foreword
These are not parables. They are not invented to teach a moral lesson.The events described actually happened. This is a true account of the beginnings of the spiritual path followed by Lu Sheng Yen. Lu was born in Taiwan in 1945. He was raised as a Christian. In his early twenties he had the unique experience of being called upon by a spiritual entity. The spirit, channeled through a woman who was a medium, told him many facts about his life and thoughts that left him amazed. Lu Sheng Yen continues to have direct experiences which make the spiritual world as real as it was in the days when Jesus walked among on Earth. His accounts of his experiences are written in lucid, easily understood language. Anyone can read them. The contents, however, are profound. A belief in the contents changes reality. The world as the reader knows it will never be the same again. Master Lu had 17 books published in Taiwan when he began to writeabout his spiritual experiences. Currently he has 152 titles in print and he is considered one of Taiwan's most popular writers. The subjects include information about the miracles of healing, discussions of the spiritual realms, teachings about meditation, principles of feng shui, and profound ideas about mysticism. This book is the first of his works to be translated into English. The selections are from his first spiritual book, Conversations About the Spiritual Realm, and from his fourteenth book, The Flying Carpet of the East.
Translators
Shan Tung Hsu Ph.D Bekka Karin Greenway
With thanks to Rebecca Johnson, Deloris Tarzan, Jacqueline Hunt and Joanne Sturm for typing and editing.
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