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 Fun Adventurous yet Deep Romp! Jan 09, 2009
By Veleda
"Veleda"
Weaving in heart, wit, and the ongoing world discussion regarding the return of the sacred feminine and our sacred sexuality.. this book kept me up late in the night with a smile on my face. Highly Recommended...
Reclaiming Women's Place Jan 01, 2009
By Sammy Love
The author addresses and clearly describes how our "feminine" qualities have been systematically devalued by modern religions and cultures.
The DaVinci Code started the discussion and Ms Braathan takes the discussion to the next level. All this is done through an engaging story line that is informative, romantic and humorous.
Young women especially need to know more about their history and to realize that many of their natural traits are important, necessary, and of equal value to those qualities we attribute naturally to men.
This book is a good introduction to the subject.
 Interesting journey through time and space. Dec 09, 2008
By Joachim Hansen
"gecko owner"
I was at first amused by the interactions of the gods and the humans. Then I was intrigued by how the humans responded to the gods involvement, and a the story developed i enjoyed the view point of seeing reality from a place where all these dimensions are visible and intertwine between each other.
The book gives a recipe for healing the most basic ailment of humanity, our stored history in our cells and our conditioned cultural misconceptions towards sexuality. It's refreshing to know that the gods have a healthier disposition, at least the ones we meet in Braathen's book.
I loved hearing the opinions of Isis and Mary Magdalene and Virgin Mary as they manifest out of church windows and observe modern life. Their lively conversations certainly expanded my view on these biblical women and made me look at the misconceptions I see around me with new eyes.
In this book, the gods suggest that it's time to elevate sex to the the gift of god it was intended as. This could be a trite way of saying make love not war, but in Braathen's sophisticated descriptions, this concept is elevated to an experience of rare beauty which the gods seem to enjoy as well.
I truly recommend this book for it's sheer entertainment, as well as it's fascinating ways of delivering big concepts in a light hearted way. It was a joy to read.
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