A LIBRARIAN’S ORIENTATION
What this book explores
The Shanti Christo Foundation presents these lessons as communications from Jeshua received through Jon Marc Hammer. Across forgiveness, desire, mind, embodiment, relationship, and awakening, the text teaches that fear and separation arise from mistaken identification and that Christ-mindedness is cultivated through radical responsibility, surrender, and choosing love. Its voice and metaphysics overlap with, but are institutionally distinct from, A Course in Miracles.
EDITORIAL NOTE
Why it’s in the Library
The work matters within contemporary channeled-Christian and nondual spirituality, particularly for travelers drawn to Jesus as a teacher of awakening rather than the center of conventional atonement doctrine. Its sustained practices can be meaningful without requiring the Library to verify their claimed source. It belongs as received spiritual teaching attributed by its steward to Jeshua—not as historical evidence about Jesus, authenticated revelation, or a neutral form of Christianity.
Good starting place if…
You are exploring nondual Christian spirituality and want an extended practice-centered teaching attributed to Jeshua while keeping its claimed-revelation status explicit.
Know before you begin…
The claimed authorship and channeling process are not independently verifiable, and spiritual resonance does not establish supernatural origin or historical accuracy. Language of radical responsibility can become blame when applied to trauma, oppression, illness, abuse, or events outside a person’s control. Forgiveness and surrender must not erase anger, boundaries, accountability, or material action. Intensive practice can also destabilize some readers; pause and seek qualified support if it amplifies dissociation, grandiosity, fear, or impaired functioning.