Love Your Enemies
An Encounter with Raphael
by
Gerd Steeger
ISBN 9-783-96944088-9
© 2019, ASC Verlag / Gerd Steeger / First English Edition
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Cover Design: Stefan Steeger
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The core of this novel is a conversation between the author and the fictional character called "Raphael". This encounter poses questions that have moved us humans for millennia: Where do we come from? Why are we here? Where do we go when our body dies?
As the title already suggests, these initial topics lead us to questions of how far karma and free will actually influences our actions, and how to assess any guilt of "wrongdoing" when one takes into account, that many actions are not only the result of free will, as much of what takes place on the stage of life, was previously written down in the "Book of Life".
Spiritual knowledge as well as the latest findings in quantum physics are taken into account in this novel. Many of the recommendations given by "Raphael" are based on the proclamations of the spiritual world. However, in no case do they replace medical or psychotherapeutic diagnoses, treatments, applications, procedures or medications.
Table of Contents
Introduction to the English Edition:
Today is the First Day, of the Rest of my Life
This is not your true appearance?
The Chronological Sequence of History
The case of the little Romy Crees
Only what is Scientifically Recognized is Real?
Using Hypnosis to go Back in Time
Who is the mystical figure called Lucifer?
Is your home somewhere out there?
How was our Earth formed and what are Black Holes?
What forms the Energetic "I am"?
Introduction to the English Edition:
I have known Gerd Steeger personally since 1984 when we both got to know each other while working for the same company, writing computer software in BASIC for MS-DOS computers of the time.
Gerd was very keen to learn about how to programme and was constantly calling me to ask questions on how to solve some problem. He was quick to learn, methodical in his thinking and motivated to get the work done. The art of programming computers requires you to be very precise when trying to solve a problem. You have to understand what each command does and every one has to have the correct syntax so that the software runs without bugs. If something is not working properly, you have to look carefully at every step to find out what is causing the problem and often be very creative in finding new ways to add new capabilities and functions to your software.
This highly analytical way of thinking, once learned, takes a hold of how you think in general. You quickly find yourself looking deeper into controversial news stories in order to find out
