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Aramic Jesus Breath Prayer - Implications for HeartMath, Meditation and Global Healing Consciousness

Stephen David Edwards

Dialogo June 30, 2025 DOI: 10.51917/dialogo.2025.11.2.6 (opens in new tab)

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The author presents a personal, reflective, and meditative account inspired by an Aramaic version of the Lord's Prayer. Drawing on sources including Afro-Christianity, global consciousness, and HeartMath Science, the work aims to promote contemporary interpretations of Jesus Christ's cosmic vision of abundant life, love, and light.

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Key finding Argues that an Aramaic version of the Lord's Prayer can inspire contemporary scientific versions of Jesus Christ's cosmic vision and mission.

Abstract

This is a heuristic phenomenological, narrative, reflective and meditative presentation. It is a personal statement, inspired by an Aramic Version of the Lord’s Prayer as gifted by Harry Hawthorne, Medical Doctor Friend at St. Michaels Church, Umhlanga Rocks, South Africa. The spoken Aramaic seemed to closely resonate with words that I feel would have been spoken and transmitted by Jesus Christ over two thousand years ago. Other sources of inspiration include Afro-Christianity, global consciousness, lived dialogue of family and friends, especially DIALOGO conference friends, Tina Lindhard, Cosmin Ciocan, the works of Teilhard de Chardin, Don McGregor and Neil Douglas-Klotz YouTube presentations, and the theory and practice of HeartMath Science and global healing consciousness. The intention is to continue to promote original and contemporary scientific versions of Jesus Christ’s cosmic vision and mission of promoting abundant life, love and light

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