The Life of Christos ~ Book Eleven by Jualt Christos

The Life of Christos, is a journal, kept by Jualt R Christos, a psychic, journalist, teacher, metaphysician, foreign affairs analyst, and is provided, for study and entertainment. I can hope, that record of my life, is kept accurately. I hope, that a lifetime journal, of one individual, embraces many experiences, shared by others, 'common experiences', and can thus, be of value, to many others. I believe, within LOC, is a time capsule, that can be of interest, to those with interest,...
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The Life of Christos, is a journal, kept by Jualt R Christos, a psychic, journalist, teacher, metaphysician, foreign affairs analyst, and is provided, for study and entertainment. I can hope, that record of my life, is kept accurately. I hope, that a lifetime journal, of one individual, embraces many experiences, shared by others, 'common experiences', and can thus, be of value, to many others. I believe, within LOC, is a time capsule, that can be of interest, to those with interest, in history, as well as those, with interests in psychology and medicine. This particular book, has focus on a 'roller-coaster romance',a situation which is common, for many people. I can hope, my experience,is helpful to others, though much of what I did, might be better avoided, rather than emulated. Nonetheless, I did at least enjoy, some of the ride. I like to think, that The Life of Christos, helps to present, an accurate portrayal, of what life can be like, as a norm, for many people. I also present these notes, to leave an accurate record, of my life, for researchers through time. This was a time-period, of a very turbulent relationship, a 'roller-coaster romance', between Russ and I, a relationship strongly frowned upon, by both society and our families, but I like to think, the emotions and situations described, are common to many, regardless of gender. There was also, an interaction with UFOs. I think this book, can be a warning to others, to avoid doing as I did, but at least, I did enjoy, some of the ride...