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The Celestial Proposal

Formats: E-Book, Paperback

Ages: 18+

A Manual for Manifesting your Desires by Activating your Faith

Are you world-weary? Do you sense there’s more to life than what you see? Do you want to co-create a better future for yourself?
God offers you a plan, a ‘celestial proposal,’ for you to align with a Higher Power and access supernatural confidence!

This book on Christian Spirituality presents a new paradigm for a twenty-first-century faith that answers the big questions in life:
What is the purpose for living?
If God is love, why is our world such a mess?

God’s plan for our purpose is defined in a bold new perspective, referencing biblical concepts without religious jargon. This how-to handbook gives precise steps to develop a quantum leap belief system that backs the power of your words in the spiritual realm and manifests what you need into your physical reality. The Celestial Proposal is an easily read how-to manual for a New Age generation of unchurched believers and those who hunger for powerful spirituality!

This nonfiction How-To manual is written by the autobiographical author of the novels in the Spirit Quest Series.

Reviews

This mash-up of Bible + sci fi + metaphysics has introduced new lines of thought for meditation and consideration. This mash-up of Bible + sci-fi + metaphysics has introduced new lines of thought for meditation and consideration. Identifying faith as a force for shifting manifest reality, Jane Catherine Rozek untethers Bible verses from their historic, traditional moorings. Calling the Bible an "empowering formula for activating faith as a power source," she reboots scripture to read like a science fiction thriller with God as an extraterrestrial collective of "Great Ones" and Jesus as our "Superhero." Her metaphor, that humanity is in a game of life, features the Bible as rule book and the author as its interpreter. She asks, "Can we still write this off as just some imaginable science fiction? No, this is twenty-first-century Christianity!" _____

Foreword Reviews Magazine 2013

Kirkus' Verdict: Awarded the prestigious "Get It" award! A passionate rereading of Christianity and the nature of personal faith...Familiar concepts, sure, but Rozek's unconventional perspective makes them seem invigoratingly new." A well-written and welcoming take on the traditional tenets of Western religion. The schema of quasi–Judeo-Christian faith she derives from her readings is personal and interactive. She reminds her readers that the Bible is full of references to heavenly interactions with the lives of humans, and in her view, this is a necessary thing. “Our world today still needs celestial intervention desperately.” That intervention comes about at the behest of “the Great Ones”—“a collection of benevolent, celestial God-beings: the Source, the Son and Spirit.” The book then broadens from this dramatized 21st-century recasting of the Messiah story to include some intriguingly wider suggestions for how the faithful of any denomination can find meaning: “The Great Ones know that in order for us to have abundant lives, we must first learn how to love.”

Kirkus Reviews

Well-structured and well-organized, this is a challenging new look at faith through fresh eyes. The best part of author Jane Rozek’s book The Celestial Proposal is the research. She asked, “Why am I here? What’s the purpose of life anyway?” The author writes, "I suggest that you sit in a pitch-black auditorium or other very large room, and then light a single candle and see what happens. You will find that no matter how vast the darkness may be, light always overcomes it.

Writer's Digest Review