Historic and yet parallel to aspects of culture and science we see now. Shakti: George Fox's Book Of Miracles. ..Is a good detective story. You’ll like this, sit with it a while: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbCs9sMwNiU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbCs9sMwNiU
..back it up to where it starts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbCs9sMwNiU ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <yifux...@yahoo.com> wrote : Youtube video, presentation by Quaker Michele Lee Tarter regarding rediscoveries and compilation of the Spiritual miracles of George Fox including telepathy, influencing people through Shakti by merely looking at them or by touch, and countless healings of a physical and mental nature. The miracles continued throughout Fox's life but starting in 1656 after the James Naylor Bristol event, much persecution of the Pentacostal nature of the experiences forced a more subdued display of the miracles. James Nayler, 1616 - 1660, a prominent Quaker best known for the Bristol event in which he rode into town reminiscent of the entry by Jesus into Jerusalem on a donkey. Unfortunately, the event didn't work out well for Nayler. He was literally branded on the forehead with a "B" for Blasphemy. [ Nayler, given the times what a dangerous jack-ass. Interesting though in the story to see what he triggered in the line of a fledgling spiritual movement. ] The newly printed "George Fox's Book of Miracles", brings to light the rather amazing a miraculous life of George Fox, bolstering the notion that he was one of the greatest Saints of all time, perhaps equal to St. Paul and Peter.
