Queen of Angels

by Janice T. Connell

Book Overview

In times of need, people turn to spirituality and religion for comfort -- and in our tumultuous world, Mother Mary is one of the most popular objects of devotion, beloved by Catholics, many feminists,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0874779936
• ISBN13: 9780874779936
• Release Date: September 1999
• Publisher: TarcherPerigee
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.86 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 1.0" x 5.5"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

Excellent book--excellent meditations

The author has written a wonderful book about all the appearations of "Mother Mary" in a graceful style of daily meditations. I must highly recommend this book. However, what the author should consider is that Mother Mary is actually Mother God (cf Sylvia Browne's books on Journey of the Soul--also totally excellent), and further she states that "Christians do not believe in reincarnation" which is not exactly correct. Gnostic Christians do believe in reincarnation. Edgar Cayce, being a Southern Baptist and Sunday School teacher did not at first believe in reincarnation, but then after numerous meditations to help the hopelessly ill, he could not ignore the fact that our past lives do affect our health and well being. (Edgar Cayce's books are also excellent on theology and heaven). Reincarnation was edited out of the bible by Constatine/Augustine c. 350 BCE because they felt the illiterate masses could not properly understand such a complex doctrine. From a historical point, early Christians did believe in reincarnation and when the 4 gospels of the New Testament were originally written, the disciples and Jesus himself made numerous clear references to reincarnation. (Syliva Brown has a list of these biblical passages in her Journey of the Soul Series, or you can write me direct for them.)other than these minor corrections, the book is wholly excellent in that it draws one much closer to Mother God in an extremely religiously correct manner explaining the full beauty, grace, love and mercy of God, and that is the whole point of our existence on earth. there is no doubt that Ms. Connell's books have sold well. Mother God is behind her and Mother God loves and protects fiercly those that come to her.Although Mother God does not care what she is called, it is still best to understand that Mother Mary is Mother God is Mother Earth is Gaia, Diana, Isis, etc. and all the hundreds of names that people have called this most gracious, full of love apparation throughout the long milleniums of our existence. She is there, She loves us and She cares.Read the book, see Her grace and glory

How to Survive On Earth in Spiritual Realms

Queen of Angels, Mary's Answers to Universal Questions is a delightful, simple question and answer way to develop useful spiritual savy.The Daily Applications of Mary's answers really work. I particularly like the Meditation on page 177, in reference to the question: "Spiritual Mother, how shall I plan for the future?" - - After Mary's loving response is the following Meditation: "Little children know they can control little. Wise people know they can control nothing." I find special enlightenment each time I read some part of that book.

good source of modern wisdom

Queen of Angels is simple enough to read quickly, but deep enough to read again and again.

full of grace

Queen of Angels fills a great void in the modern world. It presents the spirit of Mary as our ever present mother watching over us, guiding us, protecting us. Each page overflows with the wisdom of the ages.

extraordinary breakthrough to the supernatural

Queen of Angels opens the veil that separates humans from the spirit world. Phenominal in content, surprisingly simple, why has it taken so long for this information to be available? Mary's answers to universal questions show us - finally- how to make life worth cherishing. A breakthrough in the phenominology of science, spirituality and psychology, this is a masterpiece! Thanks!