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The Disciple Kindle Edition

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The Disciple is a compelling biography about Jesus’ birth, childhood and death. Simon Hay, after a life-altering encounter with spirit, revisits and remembers his past life as the disciple, Judas, and his role in Jesus’ life. Simon’s story will amaze and challenge 2000 years of belief.

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4 February 2013
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Simon, previously a plumber, is now a healer, a medical intuitive and a medium. Simon travels throughout Australia, and the world, undertaking healings and connecting people to spirit. Consistently, amazing health responses occur during healings, and he's well respected in the field of energy healing. Simon was born in New Zealand and played representative rugby as a teen. As an adult he did karate for many years, but he has since retired. His abs disappeared, but his sense of humor is resilient. When Simon is not out of his body he can be found playing darts and pool with his partner and family. He enjoys camping, watching movies, discovering new authors, and scares easily-a trait family and friends exploit. Dogs and old ladies like him-it's a mystery. Discover more about his amazing life and work here: http: //www.simonhay.com --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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Simon was born in New Zealand and played representative rugby as a teen. As an adult he did karate for many years, but he has since retired. His abs disappeared, but his sense of humor is resilient.

When Simon is not out of his body he can be found playing darts and pool with his partner and family. He enjoys camping, watching movies, discovering new authors, and scares easily—a trait family and friends exploit. Dogs and old ladies like him—it’s a mystery.

Discover more about his amazing life and work here: http://www.simonhay.com/

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A very good book, quite catching

Reviewed in Australia on 19 October 2014

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A very good book, quite catching. I finished the reading in 2 days ( considering English is my second language, this is a high speed.)

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ingerlise

The Disciple by Simon Hay

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 October 2016

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The account of a past life memory. Past life memories are always interresting to read. A good book.

Auntybizzy

Couldn't put it down

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 August 2017

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book and believe this to be a more realistic version the of biblical times.

Cindy S.

A must ready for anyone willing to open their minds

Reviewed in Canada on 19 June 2018

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I was skeptical when I first started reading this book, but by the end I was a believer. I have always wondered why "Religion" has brought about so much hate, war and a very unaccepting attitude towards those who are different or according to the religious people's interpretations of the bible do not conform to their religious views. Simons accounts of Jesus life makes sense to me. This is a Jesus that I believe in... a Jesus who did not judge, a Jesus who loved everyone and his compassion and passion for those around him was astounding. I have always wondered why people would be "God fearing" when he is supposed to be all loving. This book really makes you think about what we were taught about Jesus and God and Religion and the bible. Would recommend this book to anyone who isn't afraid of a challenge of their beliefs and who like me maybe always wondered why religion as it is today brings so much hate, killing, and war.

miguel

A journey into Jesus' true history and Simons life while doing this work

Reviewed in Canada on 18 April 2013

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I choose a five star rating for this book because when a book can bring tears to your eyes from joy and tighten your heart from pain its a special kind art. Not only does it tell you the story of Jesus but it tells you about Simons life in general and while channeling this master piece. Theres few channeled works so down-to-earth and humble, without the airy fairy sort of spirituality. The fact that this book has just officially been published while work was being done since 2000 shows Simons dedication to Jesus' family and the releasing of their pain through the truth. I hope many will be open to reading this story and not blindly following the purported story.

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Can't Recommend the Book or Him

Reviewed in the United States on 29 August 2018

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I wanted to read Simon Hay's book before I attended some of his workshops and had a private session with him. I realized he does not have a literary background (he boasts that he was a farmer and a plumber) and so I was not expecting a lot in craft. The book has some typos and a lot of problem with quotation marks, but I know how hard this can be for self-published authors. It says he had an editor, but he needed a better one.

The book was okay, but it gets tedious at times. It's basically transcriptions of channeling sessions, with little introductions and moments of Simon's life interspersed throughout. Occasionally the transcriptions conflict with each other on dates and ages and such, but I could forgive that because these are supposed to be different people who may remember differently.

There could be no doubt that Simon Hay is a man, and he wrote some of the parts seemingly turned on by ample hips and curves under Jesus-era togas. Sometimes the description just went overboard. He noted how he psychically intuited that one of his female friends did not wear underwear. Really?! Do we have to mention this? I waited for a *purpose* to be revealed around that detail, but there was none. It was just his thrill in "knowing" this. If in fact, he was even right. Which I kind of doubt after seeing his mediumship, which is a ton of leading questions and a lot of incorrect guessing, with a few lucky hits.

I went into the book with an open mind, although I personally do not believe that Jesus, Mary, Joseph, etc. were actual literal historical figures. I do believe they have some good lessons and teachings, and sure, I'm open to the idea that I might be wrong and maybe they did exist. And if they did, they absolutely had to be real human beings with sexual relations, etc.

What I really struggled with were the Caucasian descriptions time and time again, especially Jesus' amazing "blue" eyes. Late in the book, he writes that these are "spirit eyes" he sees. It still doesn't make sense that God uses white features for spirit, but he should have put this tidbit early on because every time I reached one of these details I struggled to take it seriously.

After having been greatly disappointed with Simon Hay's mediumship, which is a lot of boasting on his accuracy with no real evidence, leading questions, and guesses, and his "healing" which in comparison with the sessions of other pretty young girls seems to be overly-sexual, absolutely inappropriate and even abusive, I'm not a fan and won't be reading anything else by him or recommending him to anyone.