I have recently stumbled upon videos about the life of a half-Lithuanian spiritual artist Akiane Kramarik, who claimed to have painted the face of Jesus from her visions. There are two most famous portraits of such kind made by her. They seem to be of a man of Middle Eastern origins in his 30s. The looks of a person in the portraits, the energy emanating from his eyes and facial composition resembled to me a man that Michael has described as being the historical Jesus - a Magnetic Old King. The man in the portraits has a rather wide and squarish facial composition, low brows and a regal glance. In the way it is depicted is way more realistic than those Italian-like images of him we are used to see in churches. It would be rather curious to hear from Michael someday, how close these images correspond to the actual face of Yeshua.
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I have recently stumbled upon videos about the life of a half-Lithuanian spiritual artist Akiane Kramarik, who claimed to have painted the face of Jesus from her visions. There are two most famous portraits of such kind made by her. They seem to be of a man of Middle Eastern origins in his 30s. The looks of a person in the portraits, the energy emanating from his eyes and facial composition resembled to me a man that Michael has described as being the historical Jesus - a Magnetic Old King. The man in the portraits has a rather wide and squarish facial composition, low brows and a regal glance. In the way it is depicted is way more realistic than those Italian-like images of him we are used to see in churches. It would be rather curious to hear from Michael someday, how close these images correspond to the actual face of Yeshua.
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