The Mystical Life of Jesus

Readers are spared the author's raspy voice in this examination of the lost years of Jesus and his "mystical life." Browne makes considerable effort to keep minds open and religious formalists unoffended. Much of the content is conveyed by and confirmed by Browne's spirit guide, Francine, a factor that may deter some readers. But the interesting data she presents makes this a fascinating listen that addresses the questions of whether Christ really died on the cross, married, had children; hypothesizes on what he did in his "missing years," and corrects what seem to be errors, intentional or not, in the Gospels. Much of the content here has been covered before in other books on this topic. D.J.B. (c) AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine