Learn how to unveil the spiritual way of the Aramaic Jesus — for and in yourself.

As Neil will share, many people today feel disorientated by life’s challenges, distressed by the state of the world, and spiritually “homeless” in a real sense. Yeshua’s words and teachings embody a healthy, originally nomadic, Southwest Asian view of life.

A few thousand years of mistranslation and misinterpretation have kept this view of Jesus hidden. Explore how his native Aramaic language reveals a world in which your inner and outer lives are connected — as are seen and unseen life. Discover how your past, present, and future are linked.

Neil will illustrate how Yeshua’s teachings invite us to unite nature, humanity, and the Divine in a new, healing view of life.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• The radical differences of hearing Jesus in his native language
• The first line of Yeshua’s Prayer and meditation, experienced and embodied in chant, contemplation, and body prayer
• A one-word chant and one-minute meditation that can stay with you for your entire life
• The name of the Divine used by Yeshua in Aramaic, often translated in a very limited way as “God”
• How Yeshua didn’t want you to save your soul, but to allow your soul to save you
• What “prayer” actually means in Aramaic and what Yeshua really meant by “praying in my name”

The word “holiness,” as often used by conventional Christianity, raises images of a disembodied, ascetic state — and conjures feelings of not being good enough.

But Yeshua’s Aramaic word for “holiness” is about focusing your heart’s light by letting go and creating space.

Learn how Yeshua guided people to do this in a very specific, embodied way. Understand why some mental and emotional releasing doesn’t work, and encounter Yeshua’s clear remedy for it.

Begin to use an Aramaic map of the soul, self, and heart that can transform your life.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• Yeshua’s way of working with the breath, as well as the “Holy Breath” (or the “Holy Spirit”)
• A simple healing breath meditation using the Aramaic words for nature’s 5 elements
• Chant, meditate, and move in rhythm into the second step of Yeshua’s Prayer and way of blessing
• The best way to say and chant Aramaic to connect with Jesus’ heart (hint: it’s simple!)
• The slow yet dramatic evolution of human consciousness from Yeshua’s time to ours — and how it affects you, whether or not you think you’re spiritual

Neil will share one of the most mistranslated words in the Gospels and one of the most important words in Aramaic — “kingdom.”

According to Neil, the conventional Christian use of the word “kingdom” often raises images of an exclusive group ruled by patriarchal beliefs.

Yeshua’s word for this is clearly feminine and points toward an experience of self-empowerment that happens as you grow up and learn how to manage your “self” as your life progresses.

Learn how Yeshua’s inner way is like healthy, natural, plant-based medicine, which can return you to your own healing power, rather than try to control outer symptoms.

Over time, the words of his prayer can become part of your consciousness — preserving the good effects without leaving behind negative side effects of a “power-over” system.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• The importance of what Yeshua called the “I can” — the inner queendom — and how to reactivate it in your life
• How your own “I can” evolves through the course of your life, and how to invoke it anytime, anywhere
• Step 3 of Yeshua’s Prayer, in chant, movement, and meditation
• How Yeshua and Middle Eastern mystics viewed time, and how to experience it yourself in an ancient, ecological meditation, using simple Aramaic words you’ll already have learned
• Yeshua’s view of being born from one womb to another — from before this life and into this one and then another

In the center of Yeshua’s Prayer is a radically different view of the heart — a “big heart” that not only feels but can act with a powerful energy that combines love, desire, and healthy willpower.

Experience how this deeper, active dimension of the heart is the key to Yeshua’s way of bringing together individual life with community life, as well as individual purpose with collective benefit.

Find that this more unified view of life, love, and action (inner and outer) can bring immense transformation.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• What Yeshua meant by the “mind,” and where it’s located in you
• The ancient Middle Eastern view of the relationship between “heaven” and “earth,” and how this is reflected throughout the Bible (and largely misunderstood by scholars and theologians)
• Step 4 of Yeshua’s Prayer, and way, in chant, movement, and meditation
• An individual Aramaic body prayer that can bring you back into rhythm with your day, your season, and your life — and which will also help you remember the first half of Yeshua’s Prayer
• How Yeshua grounds his way in the living reality of Holy Wisdom/Sophia, as she is found in ancient Middle Eastern traditions
• An additional chant and meditation as you start to move into step 5 of Yeshua’s Prayer — and way

Conventional Christianity puts emphasis on sin and guilt, which often paralyzes people.

For Yeshua, forgiveness and letting go take place on an entirely different level — one that frees you from the past so you can act clearly in the future.

Enter into an even deeper layer of letting go. Use the longest line of Yeshua’s Prayer to begin to clear and transform what you no longer need from your past.

Instead of paralysis, you’ll feel the real possibility of a transformed relationship with yourself and others.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• A deeper dimension of the Aramaic attunement to the elements of the natural world and holy wisdom
• Step 6 of Yeshua’s Prayer, experienced in chant, body prayer, and meditation
• How the direction of meditation or prayer being “outside” or “inside” are resolved in Yeshua’s nondualistic way of practice
• Another way Yeshua offers silent meditation — in 6 directions PLUS the mysterious seventh, linked to the seventh day of creation
• What “sin” and “trespasses” really meant in Aramaic — and how Yeshua works with what we call “boundary issues”

Explore what Neil considers to be one of the most damaging mistranslations of Yeshua’s words — “lead us not into temptation.”

Begin to release its effects on you personally and, through each of us, on the whole psyche of the Western world.

Conventional Christianity’s view of “good” and “evil” have also affected many people negatively because they cause feelings of unworthiness.

Learn how the Aramaic words for “good” and “evil” point to nature’s way of growth, ripeness, and decay, rather than to any fixed theological belief. They are some of the many ways that Yeshua’s teachings point you back to nature and a more humane way of life.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• The simple yet rich Aramaic words Yeshua uses to describe steps 7 and 8 of his way, experienced in chant, body prayer, and meditation
• A meditation with “the table of holy wisdom” and how Yeshua uses it to confront difficult circumstances
• What “happiness” and “blessedness” meant for Yeshua
• Yeshua’s view of humanity’s unconsciousness and unripeness, and how you can deal with it

Begin to integrate everything you’ve learned and experienced of Yeshua’s way as modeled in his prayer.

Learn how to remember the healing effects of Yeshua’s Prayer, and grasp how his way frees you to find your own unique transaction with life.

As you re-feel Yeshua’s entire prayer, in words and in silence, begin to find a way to enter wholeness, healing, peace, and revivified energy at any moment.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• Step 9 of Jesus’ way of practice, in chant, movement, body prayer, and meditation
• How Yeshua dedicates his prayer and life using the image of music and cosmic harmony
• The ways Jesus’ way brings together sacred breath and sacred sense (Holy Spirit and holy wisdom)
• The second half of the personal Aramaic body prayer, which can ground your discoveries from this course and allow them to transform your everyday life
• How you can continue to shift from the Aramaic Jesus “out there” to living your own cosmic Christ within

Neil explores the vision of “holy wisdom” in the Book of Proverbs. In Hebrew, it was called “Hokhmah,” and, later, “Sophia” in Greek. Neil shares the ancient vision of the marriage of life energy and the senses within each of us. He also offers two chants and leads a guided meditation.

Watch as Neil explores the underlying Aramaic meaning of the famous passage in the Book of Matthew that’s usually translated as “Be wise as serpents and tender as doves.” Neil explores Jesus’ vision of Holy Wisdom, which was called Hakima in Aramaic. You’ll discover the insights it offers for our choices today. Neil also guides an Aramaic healing breath practice, a chant, and a short contemplation.