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Magdalene
MAGDALENE is the Grail Queen of the Templar Legacy. Miriam, young, naive priestess of the goddess Asherah is of the royal Hasmonean bloodline is the chosen initiatrix of the priest-king, Yeshuah ben Miriam and mother-to-be of their daughter.
Set between Judea, ancient Cornwall, Glastonbury, the Druid isle of Mona and the mists of Ireland, Miriam - visionary and prophet - becomes a stranger to the woman she once was, stronger in the face of the savagery and brutality of war than she ever would have thought possible, closer than even she could have believed to the powers within nature to heal in the face of adversity.
This is a controversial love story and an adventure into consciousness. Complete with an extensive glossary and bibliography de Angeles' tops off the book with GOD’S BASTARDS, an addendum of research and commentary.
Set between Judea, ancient Cornwall, Glastonbury, the Druid isle of Mona and the mists of Ireland, Miriam - visionary and prophet - becomes a stranger to the woman she once was, stronger in the face of the savagery and brutality of war than she ever would have thought possible, closer than even she could have believed to the powers within nature to heal in the face of adversity.
This is a controversial love story and an adventure into consciousness. Complete with an extensive glossary and bibliography de Angeles' tops off the book with GOD’S BASTARDS, an addendum of research and commentary.
284 pages, Paperback
First published March 5, 2012
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Lore de Angeles
19 books102 followersLore de Angeles (formerly known by the first name Ly) is an internationally published author winning awards for both visionary fiction and short film.
Known for Witchcraft Theory and Practice (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2000) and the award-winning The Quickening (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2006) she was first published in 1987 by Nevill Drury's boutique imprint Unity Prism UK.
The majority of her fictional work is that of legend, philosophy and myth - both of the seeming mist-shrouded past and the so-called far-flung future.
Lore grew up by the coast in Sydney, Australia, lost amongst the rocky cliffs and wild sea.
By the age of thirty two she was mother of three and lived off the grid in the highlands of Victoria with her coven.
De Angeles' passions are the art of clear communication, history, mythology, the legends of Ireland and her Celtic heritage, debating with strong-willed, good-humored people, all the wild things and all the wild places, the sea, the mists, every possible color grey. She's infamous for her outspoken stance on matters pertaining to the sustainability and guardianship of earth and the rights of all species to self-determination.
De Angeles moved from Byron Bay to Melbourne in 2012.
Known for Witchcraft Theory and Practice (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2000) and the award-winning The Quickening (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2006) she was first published in 1987 by Nevill Drury's boutique imprint Unity Prism UK.
The majority of her fictional work is that of legend, philosophy and myth - both of the seeming mist-shrouded past and the so-called far-flung future.
Lore grew up by the coast in Sydney, Australia, lost amongst the rocky cliffs and wild sea.
By the age of thirty two she was mother of three and lived off the grid in the highlands of Victoria with her coven.
De Angeles' passions are the art of clear communication, history, mythology, the legends of Ireland and her Celtic heritage, debating with strong-willed, good-humored people, all the wild things and all the wild places, the sea, the mists, every possible color grey. She's infamous for her outspoken stance on matters pertaining to the sustainability and guardianship of earth and the rights of all species to self-determination.
De Angeles moved from Byron Bay to Melbourne in 2012.
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August 21, 2012I got all the typos and glitchy formatting. . .
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