The Jesus Code

by John Randolph Price

In a very vivid dream during the night of January 1, 1998, John Randolph Price was emphatically denied access to the secret gate leading to Cosmic Consciousness. Both curious and concerned, he pondered what to do next. Then he was suddenly given the specific See Jesus for the Code.John began the task immediately upon awakening, first with quiet prayer to become attuned to the "mind which was in Christ Jesus," followed by several days of meditative inner plane work. There was little progress until he took a break from the project and went for a long walk in the woods. And it was there that he heard the central message of the Code - a challenge for all of us to embrace a new Model of Reality, and change our perspective on what it means to be "spiritual" in this world.From this mystical experience came specific steps to higher consciousness - a ladder to climb to a new dimension where the illusions of sickness, scarcity, and discord are shattered and a world of wholeness, abundance, and right relations is revealed. John was also given a glimpse of the future as we enter the millennium, and was shown how lasting peace will finally come to planet Earth.

176 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 31, 2000

About the author

John Randolph Price was a CEO in the corporate world who together with his wife Jan, devoted more than 50 years to researching the mysteries of ancient wisdom and integrating those teachings with spiritual metaphysics.

In 1981, the Prices founded The Quartus Foundation, a spiritual research and communications organization in the Texas hill country town of Boerne, near San Antonio. Via the Quartus Foundation, the Prices originated World Healing Day, an event held on December 31st of each year.

Reviews

[Scot · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not being a devout Christian, I was skeptical when a friend proposed this for a book discussion. Thankfully, I was both pleasantly surprised by the material and resonated with the underlying message of this work which focused on releasing the illusions of the world and embracing our place in it. Though the title invoked Jesus Christ, what Price is truly pondering is the Christ energy, which is one of love, empowerment, and personal growth, which seems to run counter to the prevailing teachings of modern Christianity. It was fun to read this with a group, especially one that ran the gamut from born-again Christians to atheists and those who embrace other spiritual doctrines. Even better, the dialogue focused on our collective spiritual paths and what was to be gleaned from the reading regardless of our own personal beliefs. I would recommend this for anyone who is interested in the inner journey, especially if you can get over the title or like to be challenged by such things. If you are interested in viewing our online discussion, please contact me and I will send you the link...

[Amy Gray-Cunningham · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book!

I enjoyed reading the Jesus Code. It gave me a lot to contemplate and internalize. I highly recommend reading it if you want to learn more about Christ Consciousness.

[Anisha · Rating 4 out of 5]

My favorite part about this book were the short prayers at the end of each chapter.

[Aaron Stephens · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's really not about Jesus. It's a great book for spiritual students looking for some truth. I really liked this and keep it on my Kindle.