Levi H. Dowling

Levi H. Dowling ( born May 18, 1844 in Bellville, Ohio; † August 13, 1911 ) was an American writer, preacher, pastor and forerunner of the New Age.

Biography

Dowling's father was a preacher of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ. At the age of 13 years, Levi Dowling participated in public debates and three years later, at 16, he began his work as a preacher. Two years later the appointment was followed by the pastor of a small church and at 20 he joined as a chaplain in the U.S. Army. In the years 1866 and 1867 Dowling studied at Northwestern Christian University in Indianapolis. From this time he published literature for Sunday schools. Besides this activity, the Americans preached among others at the funeral of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln in front of the troops of the Union Army.

The Science of the Great Breath: In the following two spiritual healing books with titles Self -Culture and Biopneuma published. Dowling received his medical studies at two medical schools from, but again withdrew from the medical Tätitigkeitsbereich and devoted himself to writing.

From an early age devoted himself to Levi Dowling of spirituality, meditation and the Akashic Record. After the vision to " build a white city," he wrote his most famous work, The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ, which was written in the 19th century and in 1908 appeared. It involves the so-called Aquarian Gospel. It also highlights the lost years of Jesus are described, so that span of 18 years between youth and public appearance. Dowling also writes that mankind just before the passage of the fish - stand in the Aquarian Age.