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Divine Rebels: Saints, Mystics, Holy Change Agents--and You

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A Compelling Guide to the Ultimate Spiritual Revolution

They rose up to challenge the status quo and shake the foundations of our world. Francis of Assisi, Teresa of Avila, Mother Mary, and divine rebels throughout the ages―their true legacy is not what they did in their time on earth, but the eternal beacon that they held up for each of us to follow. On Divine Rebels , Caroline Myss and Andrew Harvey offer you an opportunity and a challenge―to listen for the same divine voice that called to history's greatest spiritual trailblazers, and to answer it in your own life.

Essential Training for an Insurgency of Truth and Love

"If you are ready to put your soul in charge of your life instead of your ego, you are ready for your own rebellion," teaches Caroline Myss. Inspired by mystics such as Rumi, Sri Aurobindo, and Saint John of the Cross, Myss and Harvey have created a map for the journey to your own awakening. The first stage, they teach, is to overthrow the harmful and false beliefs we hold about ourselves―that we are small, unworthy, and isolated from the divine. Once you have grasped that revolutionary idea, you can begin to usurp the dominion of the ego and overcome the obstacles that stand in the way of your true purpose.

Every one of us will hear the call in our lives―a drive to act that starts with the soul and expresses itself as a radical transformation in the way we live. The lesson of the divine rebel is that when we offer ourselves wholly to do what the divine asks of us, the power of grace will come flooding into our lives. Divine Rebels is a training course in finding the inspiration and courage to answer your own call―and discover for yourself why the ultimate rebellion is love.

Music by Jon Samson


HIGHLIGHTS

Untold stories of saints, sages, and mystics―what we can learn from their struggles and triumphs
• Honoring the great "yes"―the convergence of the sacred masculine and sacred feminine in our time
• How spontaneous healings and miracles are an act of defiance―and what they defy
• Why a mystic must be willing to challenge the divine―and to completely surrender
• The steps of initiation to becoming a divine rebel
• Love and truth―the essential pillars of a spiritual revolution
• The dark night of the soul―how this spiritual crucible burns away the blockages between who we are and what we can be
• Rumi and Shams, John and Teresa―the evolutionary nature of divine rebel partnerships
• More than nine hours of fierce wisdom, revelatory teachings, and compassionate guidance for our soul's most transformative journey

Course

Discuss the steps of initiation in becoming a divine rebel, including more than one dark night of the soul, preparing you to walk a path of truth and love for the ultimate spiritual revolution.
• Observe stories of saints, sages, and mystics―including the evolutionary nature of divine rebel partnerships--and learn from both their struggles and triumphs.
• Summarize the value of the convergence of the sacred masculine and sacred feminine in our time.
• Observe fierce wisdom, revelatory teachings, and compassionate guidance for your soul's most transformative journey.

9 pages, Audio CD

First published April 28, 2012

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Andrew Harvey

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Andrew Harvey is an author, religious scholar and teacher of mystic traditions, known primarily for his popular nonfiction books on spiritual or mystical themes, beginning with his 1983 A Journey in Ladakh.

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September 24, 2014
Caroylyn's books seem to fall into my life at just the right time. This book was not what I expected. It gave why some people act the way they do and the journey that I have been on for many years. I did not like her co-author; but even he had some good points.
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January 12, 2019
This book is probably the most important book to accompany me. <3
There is so much wisdom and it really was and is a great companion for me now for about two years.
I have been relistening parts of it very often and it really helped me to get down deep and
look thoroughly at the places the ego tries to take over and
being humble and accept things as they are.
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