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"I am loving your book. I bow to you for opening your Self to become the vessel of remembrance. What an inspiration you are! I hope your book finds its way into many hearts and homes. I am enthralled in the story right now and looking forward to the next one." ~Reda Rackley, Therapist and Spiritual Educator "I love how the story is told and the very intimate and personal accounts of how Mary Magdalene speaks of her life with Yeshua. What a gift to the world!" ~Sharman O'Shea, Executive Producer Holistic Hawaii Expo "Personally, I've spent a 70-year lifetime learning patience. This book, labeled a novel, spoke directly to my heart. Its pages frequently evoked tears of joy that seemed to come directly from the Heart of Truth and the Message of Hope that Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene brought to our troubled planet 2000 years ago. May it help to inspire and more fully awaken us all." ~Dr. Waymer J. Strahm, Holistic M.D. "This book is amazing and inspiring. I thank you for sharing this gift with humanity and I know many will feel their own connection to divinity through your wordsÂ…The stories of the characters in your book, and how they began 'remembering' who they were/are, happened for me the same way. I cried when Mary Magdalene recounted her relationship with her beloved Yeshua ~ the love, the trials, the illusion of separation, the suffering. I finally understood the meaning of 'The Ecstasy' in connection with the crucifixion. I held your book to my heart and soaked in all the Creator's Light and Love. I look forward to the day when we can gather together and be who we truly are without judgment, shame or ridicule. A day when we can stand on the mountaintop and shout out freely our sacred truths and be accepted." ~Arielle-Leah Faith Michael, Educator "Lona's book had a deep and profound effect on me. As I read the first few chapters, it felt like it was saving my life. All the years I have been going to church and singing in churches, I have felt a deep connection to Yeshua. Since I was raised in the synagogue, I always felt somewhat different from the rest of the congregation...Who doesn't want to wake up and discover their own divinity?" ~Billy Compton, Musician and Composer |
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