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The Way of Rabbi `Oseh Ben David: The Teachings of the Leader of the Essenes (`Ossiyim Ha'Torah)

The Way of Rabbi `Oseh Ben David: The Teachings of the Leader of the Essenes (`Ossiyim Ha'Torah)

Paperback

Judaism

ISBN13: 9798868270222
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 20 2023
Pages: 90
Weight: 0.29
Height: 0.19 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
These are the private teachings said by the living Oseh, who is known as the son of David, and who is known in the Arabic, Sanskrit and Tibetan tongues as Isa (Sanskrit for Rabbi).

These are the words that he spoke and which the Moreh Ha'Mibad, also known as Dr. M.B.D. Taw'ami (the MiBaD), wrote down as he walked with Oseh during his visits with the Children of Abraham, as he traveled through the State of Israel and the Palestinian Territories, and throughout the world, and as he continues to travel, teach and organize - to this day.

These teachings were compiled during the global pandemic of the Gregorian year 2020, the 1441st year since the Hijrah according to Islam, and 5778 years since Adam, in the traditions of the Children of Israel. They have been compiled and circulated for the purpose of spreading the Light, as Rabbi Oseh might say, and to thereby illuminate this darkened world.

These teachings are presented with minimal contextualization and narrative, to preserve the identities and locations of specific individuals, students, antagonists and meeting places of Oseh and his students. In time, more will be revealed, but for now, we present these teachings as they stand alone, without narrative or more information than is necessary to transmit the essence of his teachings.

While these teachings have not been officially authorized, it is the belief of those of us who have learned directly from Oseh that spreading them in this limited way is consistent with the work we have been called to engage in, towards a victorious Struggle.

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