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| − | + | Among the most influential of [[David Berg|David Berg's]] numerous [[spirit helper]]s, '''Abrahim''' (pronounced: Ah'-bra-heem) was supposedly a stereotypical [[Gypsy]] leader of Bulgarian descent who had been murdered in 1272 and was responsible for Berg's drinking binges and alcoholism. He is spoken of in numerous [[:Category:Family Publications|Family publications]]. | |
Berg described what happened when he let his Gypsy spirit helper, Abrahim, enter him: | Berg described what happened when he let his Gypsy spirit helper, Abrahim, enter him: | ||
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| − | + | ==Family publications referencing Abrahim== | |
| − | Following is an incomplete listing of | + | Following is an incomplete listing of Family publications referencing Abrahim. |
| + | * [[Image:icon_pdf.gif|PDF]][http://www.xfamily.org/images/b/ba/LWG2_276-303_Abrahim_the_Gypsy_King.pdf Abrahim the Gypsy King] — From [[Life with Grandpa]] Vol.2 | ||
* [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b4/ml0275.shtml The Parable of the Frog] <small>(ML 275)</small> | * [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b4/ml0275.shtml The Parable of the Frog] <small>(ML 275)</small> | ||
* [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b4/ml0296.shtml Abrahim the Gypsy King!] <small>(ML 296)</small> | * [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b4/ml0296.shtml Abrahim the Gypsy King!] <small>(ML 296)</small> | ||
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* [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml1482.shtml Abrahim’s Position!] <small>(ML 1482)</small> | * [http://www.exfamily.org/pubs/ml/b5/ml1482.shtml Abrahim’s Position!] <small>(ML 1482)</small> | ||
| − | + | ==More information== | |
* [http://www.excult.org/ed/spirits.htm The Family and Familiar Spirits] — by [[Edward Priebe]] | * [http://www.excult.org/ed/spirits.htm The Family and Familiar Spirits] — by [[Edward Priebe]] | ||
* [[The Alcoholic Prophet]] — by Edward Priebe | * [[The Alcoholic Prophet]] — by Edward Priebe | ||
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| + | See also: [[Gypsy]], [[Spirit helper]], [[Hitchhiking spirit]], [[Rasputin]], [[Ivan Ivanovitch]], [[Goddesses]] | ||
[[Category:Spirit World]] | [[Category:Spirit World]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:41, 1 September 2008
Among the most influential of David Berg's numerous spirit helpers, Abrahim (pronounced: Ah'-bra-heem) was supposedly a stereotypical Gypsy leader of Bulgarian descent who had been murdered in 1272 and was responsible for Berg's drinking binges and alcoholism. He is spoken of in numerous Family publications.
Berg described what happened when he let his Gypsy spirit helper, Abrahim, enter him:
15. [...] They come back & inhabit us & can speak through our mouths & even enjoy our sex & even be tempted to drink a little too much! 35. [...] I mean, he just loves to fuck! You know how he explodes when I'm fucking! He thinks it's great!--And he apparently still enjoys his liquor, the old rascal! [...] Maybe this is an experience to teach him to not go overboard, or he's going to kill his host!
Source: "Where Do Babies Come From?" (ML 794; Mar. 1979)
Family publications referencing Abrahim
Following is an incomplete listing of Family publications referencing Abrahim.
Abrahim the Gypsy King — From Life with Grandpa Vol.2- The Parable of the Frog (ML 275)
- Abrahim the Gypsy King! (ML 296)
- Abrahim: “the Gypsies’ Story!” (ML 298)
- Abrahim: “How Arabs Became Gypsies!” – A Great Mystery Solved!” (ML 301)
- Holy Ghosts! (ML 620)
- Where Do Babies Come From?--Pre-Existence or Re-Incarnation? (ML 794)
- Abrahim’s Vision of Heaven! (ML 1479)
- Abrahim’s Gypsy Life! (ML 1480)
- Conversation with Abrahim! (ML 1481)
- Abrahim’s Position! (ML 1482)
More information
- The Family and Familiar Spirits — by Edward Priebe
- The Alcoholic Prophet — by Edward Priebe
See also: Gypsy, Spirit helper, Hitchhiking spirit, Rasputin, Ivan Ivanovitch, Goddesses
