Download or read book The Journey of a Mystic Child written by Walter Busby and published by . This book was released on 2017-10-10 with total page 166 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: At age 39, while a professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Florida, Dr. Busby had a life-changing awakening experience. During this experience, which lasted for three months, he becomes aware of the astonishing synchronicity of his life. He describes this experience in his autobiography The Journey of a Mystic Child: One afternoon as I left the house to take a walk, I was suddenly aware of another dimension of reality. Although words will never adequately describe this dimension, I knew with a certainty and clarity that I had never experienced before that everything in our universe was connected and part of the same living energy; everything was alive-rocks, trees, water, metal, flowers-everything! I felt the presence of a divine and heavenly mood. This Divine presence was continuous with me for the duration of this magical experience, which lasted three months. I had a feeling of oneness and love with everyone I met. I knew that there were no random events; that every happening and interaction was part of a grand Divine plan. I saw the episodes, and pattern of my life as guided by divine sources and my life was like an enchanted fairy tale After three months, he realized he could not continue in this blissful space and function as a University Professor so he consciously came back to a lower level of consciousness. He has spent the last 40 years as a spiritual seeker. In his search he has acquired a library of over a thousand books, attending hundred of seminars and conferences, studying with dozens of spiritual teachers as well as living in various spiritual communities. He created a new course at the University of Florida in which he endeavored to share the knowledge and wisdom of his experiences. The course that he called Human Relationships became one of the most popular courses on campus. A student group voted Dr. Busby as the University Most Popular Professor.