Introducing
Spirit Syrsha
Spirit Syrsha
has been an influence in Rev. Stephen Fulton's
life since the age of five. He began trance
channeling through Rev. Stephen, since the medium was 29 years
of age, for now, approximately 25 years.
While he has
experienced many life journeys -- as have we all -- Syrsha relates,
at this time, most closely to an ancient Egyptian experience. He
is well-experienced and versed in the ancient religious concepts
of Egypt, Judaism, and early Christianity.
He has a unique
ability to blend the threads of these three perspectives into a
tapestry which reveals the mystery and the wonder of life; something
we need so badly today.
Syrsha believes
that we have lost touch with the experience which an awareness of
our spirits brings to life. He reminds us, constantly, that we are
eternally spirit, residing, from time to time, within this physical
world.
Every third
Sunday of the month, he addresses the congregation, at our worship
service. He also presents classes and spiritual retreats several
times a year.
Spirit Syrsha
is kind, gentle, sensitive, and filled with a loving humor. He endeavors
to help people get in touch with the ancient part of themselves
-- their spirit. He believes that, if we can get in touch with this
part of ourselves, then, we can bring hope, faith, wonder, and happiness
back into our lives.
"Cynicism
is a sign of the absence of remembrance of our spirit," he says.
"Regain your wholeness and you can once again believe in yourself,
God, and others. Then, you will rediscover trust, truth, and hope
within you."
Spirit Syrsha
is fascinated with the concept of the Internet. "I have gone from
Hieroglyphs to megabytes," he says.
We hope that
you will let him into your heart. He will stir your soul, so that
you can feel, your spirit, once again.
The ancient
Hieroglyph of the billowing sail has been chosen by Syrsha as a
personal symbol. This ancient symbol so beautifully represents all
that he stands for.
This Hieroglyph
depicts wind, air, movement, and the journey.
The character
conveys the concept underlying the action of spirit and body: the
physical sail of the body is filled with the wind of the spirit.
To the ancient
Egyptians, the element of air conveyed the concepts of motion, journey,
and communication. On a higher level, it represents the forces of
thought, heart, intelligence, and spirit.
One of the
earliest communications from Syrsha was a parable, called The Journey
in Search of Truth. This parable uses the symbols of a sailing ship
and lighthouse, in order to explain the journey of the earthly traveler,
in search of his/her spirit. Over the years, it has inspired hundreds.
Soon, it will be available, narrated to music.
Syrsha's motto
has always been: "We have come to be the wind in your sails; to
help give you movement, but not to lead you."
It is interesting
to note that this Hieroglyph was just recently given to Rev. Fulton,
by Syrsha, as we were contemplating upon what symbol to use as a
representation of Syrsha and his work.
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