Souls of Christ
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First published: 2025
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Souls of Christ – A Journey of Divine Remembrance offers a clear, heart-centered map for spiritual awakening in modern life. Written by Uzoma I. E. Iwufred (The Fourth God), the book unfolds a living philosophy anchored in the 888 harmony of Truth, Wisdom, and Love—a symbol of infinite balance and Christ-light.
Across three parts—Understanding the Awakened Self, The Practice of Inner Mastery, and Living as an Awakened Being—the author blends contemplative insight with actionable practice. Readers learn to recognise sacred discontent, remember their origin in consciousness, and ignite the inner flame. They are guided to build the inner temple, listen for the voice of stillness, and transfigure daily life through presence, service, and joy.
Each chapter ends with a Daily Decree—concise, powerful language that re-attunes awareness and anchors transformation. The closing Epilogue shares the author’s personal 888 journey and affirms a final pronouncement of light, followed by a Benediction that seals the work in peace.
More than a book of ideas, Souls of Christ is a devotional philosophy—practical, poetic, and universal. It speaks to seekers across traditions who yearn for direct experience, not dogma; for remembrance, not mere belief. A companion for the road, and a mirror for the soul, it invites every reader to live as a Soul of Christ in the world.
Across three parts—Understanding the Awakened Self, The Practice of Inner Mastery, and Living as an Awakened Being—the author blends contemplative insight with actionable practice. Readers learn to recognise sacred discontent, remember their origin in consciousness, and ignite the inner flame. They are guided to build the inner temple, listen for the voice of stillness, and transfigure daily life through presence, service, and joy.
Each chapter ends with a Daily Decree—concise, powerful language that re-attunes awareness and anchors transformation. The closing Epilogue shares the author’s personal 888 journey and affirms a final pronouncement of light, followed by a Benediction that seals the work in peace.
More than a book of ideas, Souls of Christ is a devotional philosophy—practical, poetic, and universal. It speaks to seekers across traditions who yearn for direct experience, not dogma; for remembrance, not mere belief. A companion for the road, and a mirror for the soul, it invites every reader to live as a Soul of Christ in the world.