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The author has been reading and analyzing who Jesus was and is and forever from holy scriptures, other mystics, channelings, and other worldwide web of information. Ms. Juanita de Guzman Gutierrez studied and graduated with bachelor and masters degrees in education. And she pondered her spiritual awakening. After more than thirty-three years of school, teaching in the Philippiness and in New York Citys public and private schools, she entered the monastery to discern a call to the religious life. She stayed in the cloistered and contemplative monastery for three years and three months. Ms. Gutierrez was admitted as a prepostulant, postulant, and then as a novice of the congregation who prayed five times a day. Ms. Gutierrez was assigned sacred jobs, such as officiant or leader of songs, bell ringer, scripture reader, assistant to the dispenser, cleaner, embroiderer, and preparer of fruits and vegetables. She had to come out and leave the monastery for two reasons: First, her beloved mother was taken sick. Second, it was not Gods holy will that Sister Juanita becomes a nun. This book is a personal, spiritual, and scholastic journey of Ms. Gutierrez through life. She had traveled around the world and experienced different cultures and studied miracles that happened in the planet. What struck her mind is how universal the greatest man who ever lived on earth, Jesus the Christ, is. He is internationally known and loved and celebrated as well as vilified and mocked. This book will bear on these analyses. Take this journey with Ms. Gutierrez. It gave her tears rolling down her cheeks when these words were etched in her mind, The greatest Jewish priest that ever lived, Jesus, was killed for his peaceful doctrine.
