Remembering the death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday. Was Jesus really crucified? In the past he has told and shown me that he was, but he didn’t rise from the dead the way biblical accounts portray. His light expanded beyond human understanding as he crossed over.
Good Friday through Easter is a time of pausing from the insanity of physical life and remembering Christ. It is a time of personal redemption and forgiveness. It’s a time for evaluation and remembering your true divine heritage, which is always LOVE.
~ Kevin Hunter
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About Kevin Hunter
Kevin Hunter is the bestselling author of dozens of books for people from all walks of life to assist the soul on its Earthly journey. As an unconventional, often rebellious truth teller that walks to the beat of his own drum, he’s written and published countless books in the areas of metaphysics, spirituality, philosophy, self-help, parapsychology, love, relationships, dating and career.
Using his lifelong clairaudient and claircognizant gifts to communicate with God and his Spirit team, he merges the spiritual with the practical guidance offered to relay messages from beyond in a way that is palatable.
He started out in the film business at the young age of 23 in 1996 working with one of the bigger movie stars at the time and at the iconic height of her box office reign, Michelle Pfeiffer. While at her former small boutique production company, he read submitted scripts sent by her decades long agent and wrote coverage on hundreds of submissions. This was in order to narrow down projects that Pfeiffer and her producing partner/BF, Kate Guinzburg could produce and/or have Michelle star in. After Pfeiffer dissolved her company, he made a move into coordinating film productions for the major studios for years before stepping away to follow his ultimate passion in becoming an author.
Hardworking, intelligent, well-loved, and sought after in-person, and exceptionally experienced in life and overcoming obstacles, he shares his street-smart knowledge gained coupled with his Divine gifts. His many written works are for those interested or ready for it. This is with the ultimate goal of helping one person at a time. Because of his rough around the edge’s nature, he’s not the generic cookie-cutter popular spiritual author prototype one expects. He’s an unapologetic acquired taste that naturally attracts in those that either supremely love his work or hate it, he’s not for the hypercritical and unevolved or those that glob to what’s trendy. Many of his loyal readers fall into different political affiliations, denominations, sexual orientations and so forth. He attracts a Universal audience, which not many can say.
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