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The living archetypes of Mary Magdalene
Books On Demand - EAN : 9782322855391
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EAN : 9782322855391
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- EAN13 : 9782322855391
- Réf. fournisseur : 463106
- Editeur : Books On Demand
- Date Parution : 2 août 2026
- Disponibilite : Disponible
- Barème de remise : NS
- Nombre de pages : 566
- Format : H:215 mm L:135 mm E:35 mm
- Poids : 757gr
- Résumé : What if praying were simply breathing, remembering, bowing before life? The Living Archetypes of Mary Magdalene is a living book: a collection of texts, prayers and symbols inspired by the energy of Mary Magdalene, a figure of wisdom, love and inner freedom. This is not a work of religion, but a missal of the heart, to be opened according to the needs of the soul. Through 33 archetypes and 33 living symbols, this book offers a path of reconnection to the sacred feminine, to the tenderness of the flesh and to the presence of the living. Each page is a threshold to cross: an invitation to lay down, to love, to be reborn. The words are at once poems, prayers, breaths. They accompany moments of doubt, passages of transformation, mourning, rebirth. Mary Magdalene appears here as an initiated woman: healer, visionary, lover of the living. Her voice travels across the centuries to remind each woman that one need not be perfect to be sacred. This book was conceived as a companion to live with: to be opened in the morning, in the evening, or at any moment when the heart seeks to remember what matters most. A work to breathe, to reread, to place upon the altar of your life. A word of love, free from all dogma, for those who walk beneath the breath of the sacred.
- Biographie : Corinne De Leenheer is an author, essayist and explorer of the visible and invisible territories that shape human experience. Through her work, she examines the narratives that structure individual and collective existence, the legacies passed down from generation to generation, the mechanisms of disconnection from the living, and the quiet forces that influence the way we inhabit the world, connect with others and give meaning to our passage through life. Her writing stands at the crossroads of embodied spirituality, philosophy, sociology, history, anthropology and symbolism. She is particularly drawn to what remains beneath the surface of events: collective memories, invisible structures, beliefs that span centuries, founding myths, underground movements that shape individuals long before they become aware of it. Published through both traditional and independent publishing, she has spent several years developing a body of work devoted to thresholds of transformation, the sacred lived in the everyday, the memory of the living and the fundamental questions that have accompanied humanity since its origins. Her gaze rests less on answers than on the questions themselves. Those that arise when certainties begin to crack. Those that travel through the ages without losing their force. Those that appear when a life can no longer tell itself according to the old stories that once gave it coherence. With The Living Archetypes of Mary Magdalene, she opens a different path: that of prayer as sovereign speech. Through 33 archetypes and 33 living symbols, she restores a language older than words, where the sacred feminine is found again in the body, in memory and in breath. This book belongs to a wider inquiry into initiatory feminine figures and the way they continue to act, to heal and to awaken, far beyond the centuries that saw them born. Her work speaks to those who question the forces that move through an era, shape individual destinies and continue to act long after their origin seems to have been forgotten. To those who sense that human lives are written into narratives larger than themselves, and that beneath visible events there still flow memories, symbols and questions that have accompanied humanity since its very beginnings.
