An Easter Message

I self-identify as a Christian. 

My teacher, Don Manuel, assumed I was a Christian. So, I acted that way by participating in the miracle of the host as administered by Don Manuel. Before meeting Don Manuel, I took communion from the auxiliary bishop at the Cusco Cathedral, again at the behest of my then teacher, Don Juan Núñez del Prado.

One afternoon, while traveling with Don Juan, I meet a young man in the spirit realm, a young Jesus who assured me of his love.

Years later, I left the spirit realm and stopped taking communion. I continued to have experiences of Jesus as a spirit.

As a homage to Don Manuel, I was baptized and confirmed in the Anglican communion. 

Many years later, a decisive event occurred for me when I stepped into a large baptismal bowl meant for adult baptism. Inside this ancient bowl, I experienced an original foundation of early Christianity: Full immersion, adult baptism. Some of these bowls from the fourth and fifth century have survived. I present a few of them on my website. Inside these bowls is the promised cleansing.