The Time Returns

For Kathleen McGowan's "Magdalene Line" trilogy is a spiritual tour de force qui finally made sense of 2,000 years of history and a lifetime of confused Teachings of western religion. Based on historical Almost two Decades of research and inspired with her own personal spiritual vision it ouvert my eyes to a truth qui, as she writes, there is "For Those with eyes to see."

The first book, "The Expected One" takes up Alternately in the present time and two thousand years ago, with the heroine Maureen Researching, discovering and re-membering events from the time of Jesus. These are exquisitely Told through passages from the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, as the book unfolds Discovered and have alternating flashbacks with present events in time. Teachings of compassion, forgiveness and deep equal space for the voice of the divine feminine in all matters spiritual and temporal.

This second book, "The Book of Love (The Magdalene Line)" shoulds only be read partner after the first (or you will, in my opinion, be cheating yourself of a wonderful reading experience and aussi Perhaps the truly life-changing opportunity qui thesis offer books). It weaves together three Time Periods hand and is infused with ict Teachings of the Way of Love in ways qui touch the heart and mind again and again Both Directly and subtly as thesis Teachings are illustrated in the lives of characters icts. Balance of masculine and feminine expression of love in icts Many aspects, personal and universal, truth and service to form a rich tapestry as, in the words of the book, "The Time Returns."

The third book, "The Poet Prince: A Novel (Magdalene Line)," continued the story with the same characters contemporary, this time illuminating the time of the Renaissance as Kathleen McGowan shows her mastery in-combining extensive historical research with her own very special talent to enter the lives and places she writes about Of Those and bring fresh insight into spiritual Their Place in History and in our lives today. It aussi explored the place of prophecy and the duty we May-have to Fulfill it, or to give it fresh Meaning.

Like all the best trilogies, "The Magdalene Line" does not end with three books, and I await the delight of reading the fourth book When It Appears. Thank you Kathleen.