Estelle Isaacson is a contemporary seer who is gifted with a remarkable ability to perceive new streams of revelation. Dr. Robert Powell is a spiritual researcher who, in this concise work-and in many other books-brings the results of his own research investigations. Both have been blessed in an extraordinary way by virtue of accessing the realm wherein Sophia is presently found. In Part 1 of The Mystery of Sophia, a series of fourteen visions with which Estelle Isaacson was graced lead the reader into a direct and immediate connection with the mystery of Sophia in our time. In the four chapters of Part 2, Robert Powell opens up the cosmic dimension of Sophia and her path of descent toward humanity and the Earth as the bearer of a new spiritual culture: the Rose of the World, a culture founded on love and wisdom. Karen Rivers, co-founder with Robert Powell of the Sophia Foundation, has contributed a foreword to the book. And in the appendix, "Sophia-Sources of Inspiration," Robert Powell and Estelle Isaacson offer an overview of inspired literature for all those who wish to deepen their study of Sophia.

The Mystery of Sophia: Bearer of the New Culture: The Rose of the World

Politics & Social Sciences

Isaacson, Estelle

Powell PhD, Robert A.

Philosophy

Lindisfarne Books

The Star Wisdom series (previously Journal for Star Wisdom) includes articles of interest on star wisdom (Astrosophy), as well as a guide to the correspondences between stellar configurations during the life of Christ and those of today. This guide comprises a complete sidereal ephemeris and aspectarian, geocentric and heliocentric, for each day throughout the year. Published yearly, new editions are generally available beginning in October or November for the coming new year.According to Rudolf Steiner, every step taken by Christ during his ministry between the baptism in the Jordan and the resurrection was in harmony with―and an expression of―the cosmos. Star Wisdom is concerned with these heavenly correspondences during the life of Christ and is intended to help provide a foundation for cosmic Christianity, the cosmic dimension of Christianity. It is this dimension that, by and large, has been missing until now from Christianity and its the 2,000-year history. Readers can begin on this path by contemplating the movements of the Sun, Moon, and planets against the background of the zodiacal constellations (sidereal signs) today in relation to corresponding stellar events during the life of Christ. In this way, the possibility is opened for attuning in a living way to the life of Christ, who is now―since the onset of his Second Coming in 1933―spiritually present in the etheric aura of the EarthThis year sees the publication of volume one of the series Star Wisdom. The title was chosen in commemoration of a 1919 lecture by Rudolf Steiner, “Cosmogony, Freedom, Altruism,” in which he indicates the development of a living Cosmology to be the task of the Anglo-American West. The first article in this volume (by Joel Park) illumines that lecture from the standpoint of Astrogeography. It is followed by an article by Robert Powell, describing the development of Astrosophy and introducing a new galactic perspective for casting horoscopes. Claudia McLaren Lainson addresses the historical gesture of Saturn–Pluto conjunctions in her first article. This is followed by a second article from Joel Park that outlines his recent research into the timeline of events in the Parzival story. Next is Estelle Isaacson with a vision of the miracles surrounding the Second Coming. This is followed by an assessment by Kevin Dann on Cosmology as it has developed in America since 1919. Julie Humphreys offers an illuminating piece on the historical gesture of Uranus in Aries, followed by the second article by Claudia McLaren Lainson, offering a hermetic perspective on the events of our time. The final article is an otherwise out-of-print piece from the archives of Robert Powell on the Lunar Calendar.Continuing the tradition of Journal for Star Wisdom, monthly commentaries (supported by Julie Humphrey’s astronomical previews for each month plus monthly ephemerides) are provided by Claudia McLaren Lainson, offering readers the opportunity to connect spiritual with the stellar configurations during 2019. This direct interaction between human beings on Earth and the angels and other heavenly beings connected with the stars will help interested readers toward developing the capacity to receive the wisdom-filled teachings of the angelic hierarchies.

Cosmology Reborn: Star Wisdom, vol 1: With Monthly Ephemerides and Commentary for 2019 (Star Wisdom 2020)

Religion & Spirituality

Dann, Kevin

Park, Joel Matthew

Humphreys, Julie

McLaren Lainson, Claudia

New Age & Spirituality

Journal for Star Wisdom 2017 includes articles of interest concerning star wisdom (Astrosophy), as well as a guide to the correspondences between stellar configurations during the life of Christ and those of today. This guide comprises a complete sidereal ephemeris and aspectarian, geocentric and heliocentric, for each day throughout the year. Published yearly, new editions are available beginning in October or November for the coming new year. According to Rudolf Steiner, every step taken by Christ during his ministry between his baptism in the Jordan and the Resurrection was in harmony with―and an expression of―the cosmos. Journal for Star Wisdom is concerned with these heavenly correspondences during the life of Christ. It is intended to help provide a foundation for cosmic Christianity, the cosmic dimension of Christianity. It is this dimension that has been missing from Christianity in its two-thousand-year history. Readers can begin on this path by contemplating the movements of the Sun, Moon, and planets against the background of the zodiacal constellations (sidereal signs) today in relation to corresponding stellar events during the life of Christ. In this way, the possibility is opened for attuning, in a living way, to the life of Christ in the etheric cosmos. This year’s journal begins with Robert Powell’s article on the Jupiter rhythm underlying Christ’s descent through the Earth’s subearthly spheres, opening the path to Shambhala, the new paradise. Next is an article by Estelle Isaacson on the Earth Mother indwelling the golden realm of Shambhala, the heart of Mother Earth. Claudia McLaren Lainson’s first article is “The Sun Chronicle in the Life of Jesus Christ,” followed by “The Sabbath Door: The Truth Shall Set Us Free.” Nicholas Kollerstrom contributed an article on the chart of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ―to which Robert Powell added an addendum. Julie Humphreys’ article is “Awaking to the Ideals of Truth,” taking fresh approaches to the theme of truth addressed by Claudia McLaren Lainson, whose third is “The Sphere of Mars and Gautama’s Heavenly Deed.” Estelle Isaacson’s second article, “The Archangel Michael and the Double of Humanity,” follows. Claudia McLaren Lainson contributed the article “Behold, We are to Make all Things New” to introduce her monthly commentaries for 2017. The monthly commentaries are supported by monthly astronomical previews by Claudia McLaren Lainson, offering opportunities to observe and experience the stellar configurations physically during 2017. Direct interaction between us on Earth and the heavenly beings of the stars develops our capacity to receive their wisdom-filled teachings.

Journal for Star Wisdom 2017 (Star Wisdom 2020)

Kollerstrom, Nicholas

Andreev, Daniel

In the final volume of her acclaimed trilogy Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene, Estelle Isaacson intimates a connection between Magdalene and Repanse de Schoye, who lived nine centuries later in the Grail family. Repanse was a sister to Anfortas, the Grail King wounded by the Sky-Fallen Lance, which according to tradition is the same that pierced the side of Christ Jesus. The Chalice used to collect the blood flowing from that wound is said to have been the Holy Grail, which was later in Repanse’s keeping—her role being tht of Grail Bearer at Montsalvat. As the Magdalene visions ended, a new cycle began on Repanse and the Grail Family, and the intimation mentioned became a visioned certainty that the two women were incarnations of the same eternal individuality, of whom then the present volume constitutes a continuing “spiritual biography.” Central to the work is an urgent call to take up again the quest for the Holy Grail in the changed and challenging conditions of our time. Opening messages and a prologue on the City of the Grail and the Grail Bearers are followed in Part One with the story of the young Repanse de Schoye. Part Two portrays the relationship between Repanse and her brother Anfortas, meant to be Bearers of Divine Love, but failing in this task through Anfortas’s fall to the wiles of Dengresse, as described in Part Four. As an intermezzo, Part Three tells the story of the Knight Who Buries and Unburies His Armor, a teaching on the Divine Father and destiny. Part Four continues with accounts of Parsifal’s first visit to the Grail Castle, his meeting with Anfortas at Emerald Lake, and the story of the Knight With Downcast Eyes. Part Five plays out between Parsifal’s first and second visits to the Grail Castle, providing a fascinating look at his relationship with Kyot, cousin of Charlemagne. We hear also the story of the Gardener Knight. In Part Six, Parsifal returns to the Grail Castle, where Anfortas is finally healed, and his half-brother Fierefiz marries Repanse. The book ends with messages on the Disciples of the Night and the Bleeding Lance, the Power of Utter Powerlessness, and the epoch of Philadelphia. “We are all part of the Grail stream. We have each a role in the Grail story that is now revealing itself further, bringing to light characters as yet unknown, or lost to memory, as well as their stories—stories that may echo in our depths and illuminate our destinies.” From Grail Bearers: Bringing Heaven and Earth Together

The Grail Bearer: Tellings from the Ever Primal Story: Through the Eyes of Repanse de Schoye

Wetmore, James Richard

LogoSophia

In the final volume of her acclaimed trilogy Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene, Estelle Isaacson intimates a connection between Magdalene and Repanse de Schoye, who lived nine centuries later in the Grail family, a sister to Anfortas, the Grail King. As the Magdalene visions ended, a new cycle began on Repanse and the Grail Family, leading to the publication in 2016 of The Grailbearer: Tellings From the Ever Primal Story, Through the Eyes of Repanse de Schoye. The Knight Kyot, paladin of Charlemagne, leapt to life also in this book, whose deeper purport is a call to take up again the quest for the Holy Grail in the challenging conditions of our time. The visions, however, continued, not forward but into the past. In the present book we follow the Younger Kyot as in a forest he comes upon the Astrologer Flegetanis of the East. When that night a star above Kyot’s head falls from the Heart of the Virgin into the Cup, Flegetanis reads this as a sign to commence initiating Kyot into the Lore of the Stars. Along the way, Kyot is twice saved by a strange bird of multi-colored plumage, first at the brink of a crumbling cliff, then in face of a mysterious snarling cat in the mist. In due course he makes his way to the Land of Grace, so-called for its harboring of the Holy Grail. He is introduced to two wondrous Manuscripts and The Book That Writes Itself, then seeks out in a cave the young Hermit Trevrizent, brother of Anfortas and Repanse de Schoye, and grandson of the old Grail King Titurel. He reads also in The Book With No Name. A mysterious Maiden Petite, with oars of filigree, rows on Emerald Lake singing most wondrously. A Queen, by name Belletrieste—straddling both our world and that of the Nature Spirits—appears with shattered crown a-dangling. In her tale the Agitator and his minions rise up from a Crack in the Earth, and the Sorceress Chanzacouth, in whose Sickly Tree the Queen is trapped, would tempt Kyot to her bed. Ever and anon we hear of the Grail, o’er which keeps ward a family to it destined, and upon whom Kyot’s heart is set. But first he must to Charlemagne. And ever does a Presence warm and easing guide our good Knight Kyot—the spirit of St. Odile! And more besides… Let the story, then, be further told. “We are all part of the Grail stream. We have each a role in the Grail story that is now revealing itself further, bringing to light characters as yet unknown, or lost to memory, as well as their stories—stories that may echo in our depths and illuminate our destinies.” From Grail Bearers: Bringing Heaven and Earth Together

The Younger Kyot: Tellings of Mages and Maidens: Shimmerings Through the Grail Land of Grace

In this first book of a trilogy on the life of Mary Magdalene, Estelle Isaacson presents her visions of the life of “the Apostle to the Apostles” as seen through Magdalene’s own eyes. Following a Prologue “in the starry heavens,” Part One encompasses Magdalene’s childhood, her journeys and education in Egypt, her struggle with temptations, and her conversion. Part Two takes the reader through some of Magdalene’s experiences as she lays down her former life and follows Jesus as his disciple. Part Three visits the Lazarus mysteries and includes revelations concerning his initiation, death, and resurrection. Part Four comprises five appendices presenting subsidiary visions. Among these are two visions of Magdalene’s mysterious sister Silent Mary, a figure otherwise unknown except through the earlier visions of the Catholic stigmatist Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774–1824). The book is graced with many illustrations by James J. Tissot (1836–1902), whose work resonates also with Estelle in a very special way, the artist’s depictions being so very close to what she herself witnesses in vision. Those who find this volume valuable and inspiring will be glad to know of two further volumes of the trilogy, and that works on other subjects drawn from the ongoing wellspring of Estelle’s visions will follow. Book Two of the Magdalene trilogy is subtitled From Initiation to the Passion, and Book III is subtitled From the Ascension to Journeys in Gaul. “Estelle invites us to stand witness by her side, in community with the Logos and with Sophia. She tells us we need not wait until we are perfect, for Christ comes to us now!” —From the Introduction “This book is a truly remarkable work on Mary Magdalene, in which the mysteries she lived through are re-experienced through her eyes in a most touching and tangible way.” —Robert Powell, author The Mystery, Biography &amp; Destiny of Mary Magdalene.

Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene: Book I: Early Years and Soul Awakening

Christian Books & Bibles

Estelle Isaacson presents further visions of the life of Mary Magdalene in this second book of the trilogy Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene, subtitled From Initiation to the Passion. As before, this text is graced with many illustrations by James J. Tissot. Part One opens two months after the raising of Lazarus, as Jesus returns from his journeys in pagan lands. Magdalene hears of the time he spent with the Magus who had visited the infant Jesus bearing gifts of gold. We are then taken into a series of initiations she underwent in a secluded cave in preparation for the Passion. In Part Two we learn of plots against Jesus and witness the Triumphant Entry, the Cleansing of the Temple, the Address to the Greeks, and another anointing by Magdalene. Part Three encompasses the Passion and Resurrection. The betrayal by Judas is depicted in detail, as well as the consequences of his deed for his soul. New light is shone upon many mysteries of the Passion: from Jesus’s Agony in the Garden to the dream of Pilate’s wife Claudia, from the merging of Lazarus with John of Zebedee under the Cross to the great mystery of Magdalene’s role in the Passion. The crowning event of this book is of course the glorious Resurrection—the most important event of all time!—which we witness through Magdalene’s eyes, gaining new insight into its profound mystery. Part Four comprises seven appendices that shed light on themes raised in the text, including a vision of the Gold King as a youth, and visions of Cassius and Abenadar—the two centurions converted at the cross. This inspiring volume is preceded in the trilogy by Book I, subtitled Early Years &amp; Soul Awakening. Book III, subtitled From the Ascension to Journeys in Gaul, is in preparation. “Estelle invites us to stand witness by her side, in community with the Logos and with Sophia. She tells us we need not wait until we are perfect, for Christ comes to us now!” —From the Introduction to Book I “This second book in Estelle Isaacson’s Magdalene trilogy enters into the profound mysteries surrounding the stages of the Passion, culminating in the Resurrection. All who are interested in the Mystery of Golgotha will benefit from reading and contemplating these extraordinary and penetrating visions.” —Robert Powell, author of The Mystery, Biography &amp; Destiny of Mary Magdalene.

Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene: Book II: From Initiation to the Passion

History

World

Estelle Isaacson presents further visions of the life of Mary Magdalene—spanning more than three decades—in this third volume of the trilogy Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene, subtitled From the Ascension to Journeys in Gaul. Once again, the text is illustrated by the paintings of James J. Tissot. Part One opens on the morning after the Resurrection and takes us through the fifty days leading up to the Ascension, which we witness, receiving new revelations regarding this mysterious event. In Part Two we follow Magdalene as she lives in hiding for approximately three years, teaching and healing in secret, until captured and sent to sea—along with her siblings Lazarus and Martha, Celidonius (‘the man born blind’), Maximin, and Sarah and Marcella (handmaids to Magdalene and Martha)—in a boat without sail or tiller. Part Three opens as the seven arrive in Gaul. Many exciting events take place in that new land: Magdalene drives away barbarians, befriends a chieftain, and spends time in the wilderness contemplating Christ Jesus’s sacrifice and resurrection, while doing her great work of expiation. Meanwhile, Martha sets to work, building up a women’s assembly and strengthening the church in Aix-en-Provence, while Lazarus becomes first bishop of the new church in Gaul. Eventually Magdalene retreats to a cave to live out her final years. During that time she is blessed with divine visions, especially of the Virgin Mother, and is also visited by the hermit Marceaux and other devotees. Her glorious death is portrayed in vivid detail. The Epilogue brings us forward to the time of the Grail. Part Four offers seven appendices: Touching the Hem of Jesus’s Cloak; The Holy Women Speak of Sophia (concerning appearances of Magdalene throughout time); A Message from the Lady of the Cross; The Temple of the Being of Magdalene; The Ascension and Entombment; The Sacrament of the Communion of Fishes; and The Birth of Zarathustra, concerning also the eternal mission of the Three Kings. “Magdalene calls us to the Resurrection; she invites us all to become, with her, ‘first witnesses.’ The Resurrection is an eternal event; it still lives! We also can be ‘first’ to behold the Resurrection, standing in the place of Magdalene. Just as she was the first to behold the Risen One in the physical realm over two millennia ago, so now can we be ‘first witnesses’ in our own time.” —From the Prologue “In this third volume of the Mary Magdalene trilogy, Estelle Isaacson brings a fullness of spiritual illumination to the events from the Resurrection to the Ascension of Christ, and to much of what then transpired in Magdalene’s life from that time until her death in Provence, Southern France. There she lived the life of a hermit in the cave of Sainte-Baume for some thirty years in service to the Earth, undergoing extraordinary experiences as she evolved spiritually to take up her future mission as Shepherdess of the World Soul. Magdalene’s biography is presented here in greater detail than ever before, shedding light upon many matters of great spiritual import. Everyone seeking deeper meaning in life may find edification from reading and contemplating the extraordinary and penetrating visions presented in the Mary Magdalene trilogy.” Robert Powell is the author of The Mystery, Biography, and Destiny of Mary Magdalene and of many other books, including two works co-authored with Estelle Isaacson: Gautama Buddha’s Successor: A Force for Good in Our Time and The Mystery of Sophia: Bearer of the New Culture—The Rose of the World.

Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene: Book III: From the Ascension to Journeys in Gaul

Literature & Fiction

Durch die Augen der Maria Magdalena: Buch 1, Frühe Jahre und Seelenerwachen

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