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Back to the Sun: A Return to the Source of Life and Wisdom

by Mary Magdalene of the Cross; Illustrated by Shinsuke Higuchi

223 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #05-2079; ISBN 1-4120-7184-4; US$21.50, C$21.50, EUR14.69, £11.10

An Autobiographical Study of the Transformation of the Mind.

About the Book

An Autobiographical study of one person's journey of self-discovery that brings to light the many paths taken by humanity to discover itself and its purpose on earth. This work covers early childhood trauma and abuse, to family background root causes and adult life events that force the individual to seek answers outside him self. This search leads to self-analysis, religious/metaphysical experimentation and the undeniable desperation that culminates in a demand for answers to life's problems. The ultimate question, "How can I be happy?"- directed to the Universe begins an unstoppable chain of events of paranormal quality and significance.

Mary Magdalene of the Cross

About the Author

Born Mary Magdalene of the Cross on May 5, 1946 at 5 am to a Mexican Indian Medicine woman and to a Spaniard from Cuahuilla, Mexico. After thirteen years of physical, emotional and spiritual hardship Mary was prepared to receive initiation. After 50 years of age seven more years of initiation ensued from shamans, healers, wizards and witches. In 1997 Mary was initiated by the Beings of AKE through the instrumentality of the well known Elder Hunbatz-men of the Maya Itza Tradition (actual initiation caught on video). In this same year by own Mothers' Ritual Ceremony in the Spirit World, Mary Magdalene of the Cross became Hereditary Priestess of Temple of the Deer, located in Old Chichén Itza, Mexico. Since then Mary has led initiation rites at Morning Star Indian Cultural Center, Chapel of the Bells, The Alpha Learning Center and the Yakima Indian Cultural Center.

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