Sisterhood of the Dove: Clarion Call of Mary Magdalene
The ways of Oral Teachings are not as common as they once were. Not long ago, Orators, gifted men and women learned in the art of communication, passed teachings from one generation to the next through storytelling. Each story had within it several layers of teachings, allowing groups of all ages to partake. The listeners received the teachings as they were ready to accept them. A gifted Orator communicated a story with 10 different levels of teachings.There is a power in Oral Traditions and Oral Teachings that the Mystery Schools use and is hidden in our modern society. Oral transmissions--what some people call channeling today--bring Spirit into the material world. This energy of Spirit is referred to by names like Chi or Shakti in other cultures. In our modern culture, some of this energy of Spirit is missing in the quest for knowledge over wisdom. It is this quest for knowledge that "kicked us out of the Garden," according to Biblical teachings.Sisterhood of the Dove was written with many layers of text to speak to the reader who is interested in hearing the tale as it might be told to children. It was also written for the reader who is interested in knowledge, and in evolving the soul. The Spirit of the Dove, Shekenah--Holy Spirit--lives in this tale. As Miriyam, or Mary Magdalene, evolves in the telling, the reader, too, is offered the opportunity to evolve.The reader who absorbs its many layers will be transformed by the energy of the Dove.The healing of fear, jealousy, power, and control is at the core of this tale.