Brief Summary
This interview discusses the life and work of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, a pioneer in death and dying research, and explores the aramäische Jesus and his message of love and non-violence. The interview also touches on the topic of reincarnation and the role of women in the church. The interviewee believes that the future of the church is female and that the church should embrace the teachings of Jesus, including his message of love and non-violence.
- Elisabeth Kübler-Ross was a pioneer in death and dying research and her work has been widely recognized.
- The interviewee believes that Jesus was a revolutionary figure who preached love and non-violence and that his message is still relevant today.
- The interviewee believes that the future of the church is female and that the church should embrace the teachings of Jesus, including his message of love and non-violence.
Jesus on the Cross – a Near-Death Experience?
The interviewee believes that the Easter story is a near-death experience, similar to those experienced by many people today. He argues that Jesus was in a state of near-death but did not actually die, and that his resurrection was a result of his near-death experience. He believes that this interpretation is more plausible than the traditional belief that Jesus was miraculously resurrected by God.
Memories of the Death Researcher Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
The interviewee discusses his friendship with Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and his last television interview with her. He describes her as a compassionate and dedicated researcher who was deeply affected by her work with dying patients. He also addresses rumours that Kübler-Ross recanted her beliefs in her later years, stating that these rumours are false and that she remained a strong advocate for her research until her death.
Did Jesus Consciously Go to His Death?
The interviewee believes that Jesus consciously went to his death to prove the power of his message of love and non-violence. He argues that Jesus knew that his death would be a powerful symbol for his followers and that it would help to spread his message to the world. He believes that Jesus' death was a necessary sacrifice to ensure that his message would be heard.
The Aramaic Jesus and the Lord's Prayer
The interviewee discusses the importance of understanding the original Aramaic language of Jesus' teachings. He argues that many translations of the Bible have introduced errors and misinterpretations, and that these errors have led to a distorted understanding of Jesus' message. He specifically focuses on the Lord's Prayer, arguing that the traditional translation of the sixth petition, "Lead us not into temptation," is incorrect. He believes that the correct translation is "Lead us into temptation," which he argues is a more accurate reflection of Jesus' message of love and non-violence.
Christianity, Church and Reincarnation
The interviewee discusses the topic of reincarnation and its place in Christianity. He argues that Jesus spoke about reincarnation on multiple occasions, but that these teachings have been suppressed by theologians over the centuries. He believes that the church's rejection of reincarnation is a result of fear, as it undermines the need for salvation through Jesus' death.
“The Future of the Church is Female”
The interviewee discusses his belief that the future of the church is female. He argues that Jesus gave women a special place in his ministry and that the church has historically marginalized women. He believes that the church needs to embrace the teachings of Jesus and give women a more prominent role in its leadership.
Spiritual Experiences in a Personal Context
The interviewee discusses his personal experiences with death and dying. He shares a story about his wife's belief in reincarnation and a dream he had about his mother's death. He believes that these experiences have strengthened his belief in reincarnation and the importance of taking the topic seriously.
“The Solar Age Begins. The Sun Wins.”
The interviewee discusses his ongoing work on climate change and his belief that the world is on the cusp of a solar revolution. He argues that the rapid growth of renewable energy sources, particularly solar power, is a sign that the world is moving towards a more sustainable future. He believes that this shift is a positive development and that it will help to address the climate crisis.
