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Biography for Morton Kelsey
PLEASE NOTE:
The following is merely a limited collection of useful but essentially
random facts on the subject in question. This document is not
intended to be taken as an in-depth, or exhaustive, or definitive
treatment.
“You can find most of the New Age practices in the
depth of Christianity...”I believe that the Holy One lives in every
soul.” (Source “A Time of Departing”, Ray Yungen, page 67,
Lighthouse Trails Publishing Company, 2002.) [As Quoted by James
Sundquist, http://www.abrahamic-faith.com/James/John%20Stoll%20vs.%20James%20Sundquist%20VI.html].
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following information is all available from Counterfeit
Revival, p91.
Kelsey claims that, after a decade of studying dreams and visions,
“I discovered that my dreams were wiser than my well-tuned rational
mind….These strange messengers of the night offered suggestions on how
to find my way out of my lostness”.
Kelsey believes that “almost all Christians who were true
disciples were something like shamans in the style of their master.”
“Jesus not only used powers [of the shaman] Himself but He passed
the same powers of superhuman knowledge, healing and exorcism on to his
followers”.
Hanegraaff says that Kelsey “turns Christians on to such
committed occultists as Carlos Casteneda (dubbed by the Los Angeles Times as one of the ‘godfathers of the New Age
movement’. This despite the fact that Castaneda classifies the art of
dreaming as the most vital method of the sorcerer’s armory and the most
dangerous.
After indulging in this practice for many years, Castaneda
recalled, ‘In my daily state I was nearly an idiot, and in the second
attention [altered state of consciousness] I was a lunatic.’”
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