We Came as Angels: Our Journey from Celestial Beings to Human Beings and Back Again

by Kenneth W. Brown

Book Overview

Share the experience that crystallized during a late night climb up the Great Pyramid of Giza. Riveting visions that tell the story of our soul's arrival on Earth; our ecstatic guardianship of life;... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971607907
• ISBN13: 9780971607903
• Release Date: June 2002
• Publisher: Waterwoods Press
• Length: 249 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great portrayal of choices and the impact they have

Skillful storytelling of deep spiritual truths, the struggle between good and evil, bodies and souls. Brought tears to my eyes many times. Highly recommended.

We Came As Angels

This is a must read book for Lightworkers. It helps explain how and why Earth had to go into hibernation till now. It may be confusing to read at first but keep reading.....You'll understand

Heartfelt book

This was was very meaningful story for me. My second time through I noticed details I missed before; the reoccuring dragonfly when yawri talked with Moran, the orange light throughout the book including in Pergaine's crystal before and after the battle. So much weaving of images and events. Well done.

many levels

there are many levels to this book. I saw how the symbolism at the beginning of ch 2 was reflected at the books end, but I suspect I missed a lot. I'm reading it again.

We Came As Angels

This is a fascinating account of the evolution of life on earth. It gives an entirely new perspective on what it means to be a "human being." Filled with interesting characters including angels, humans, trees, earth spirits, animals, etc., Kenneth Brown paints a rich and vivid picture of the creation of life forms on the planet and their connection to the All. Within the context of a captivating storyline that takes the reader from present time back to a time when earth was touched by evil, this book raises important issues around how we choose to live today. This is a wonderful book and I highly recommend it.