The Bible and Meditation

(Description and Course Outline)

This course is an introduction to the Bible as a foundational text for learning meditation techniques that will transform your life from the inside through the cultivation of prophetic powers.  It will give a solid foundation for the study and practice of Hebrew spirituality (a.k.a. Kabbalah, both Jewish and Christian) from a uniquely Africentric perspective.  First, during this biblically-based course of study the student will be given evidence that the bible is an Afrikan book in terms of its geographic origins, the ethnicities of its people, their spirituality and the languages/dialects in which it was written.  Second, selected biblical narratives will be studied as models for the transformation of ordinary consciousness into extraordinary consciousness.  And third, the transformative power of the Hebrew alphabets and texts will be explored as the catalyst for developing biblically-based prophetic powers.

Outline of Themes and Topics

The Afrikan Book called the Bible: the Land, the People, their Spirituality and their Sacred Writings

The Creation of the Human Being in the Image of the Elohim

Meditation Techniques of the Afrikan Patriarchs and Matriarchs

Moses, Zipporah, the Children of Israel and Multidimensional Blessings of Yahweh

David, BathSheba and the Kingdom of Israel

Solomon, the Queen of Sheba and the Temple of Jerusalem

Elijah, Elisha and the Chariot of Fire

Ezekiel’s Vision of the Chariot of Yahweh

Daniel’s Vision of the Ancient of Days

Jesus, Mary and the Kingdom of Heaven

Peter, Paul and the Mysteries of the Church

John’s Vision of the Apocalyptic Messiah

Will Coleman, Ph.D.

©2007 Coleman-Taylor, LLC