The Magdalene Dispensation

By Lona, Lyons

Mary Magdalene, in the persona of Constance Weatherstone, reunites on the Big Island of Hawaii with three women who had been part of her spiritual sisterhood 2,000 years ago. She returns to lift the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0979309204
• ISBN13: 9780979309205
• Release Date: February 2007
• Publisher: Lona Lyons
• Length: 264 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.6" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Book helps you to explore your own divinity

Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views Lona Lyons does an excellent job in writing her version of Mary Magdalene's story. She begins by taking you back in time to the days when she was with Jesus and his disciples. She explains how Peter was responsible in perpetuating the lies about her being a prostitute. Peter had to overcome his jealousy of her relationship with Jesus. Lyons brings you into the present with a story about how Mary manages to connect with Martha, Ruth and Sarah in their present day incarnations. Lyons does an excellent in presenting her story. She writes in a way that draws the reader into reflecting on the divinity that she carry within herself and her connection to humanity. She writes about how we fall short of our expectations within ourselves. We carry within ourselves the feelings of worthiness and the fear of being unloveable. Lyons reminds us that we usually don't wake up to this falsehood until our deaths when we encounter the Divine Spirit that resides within us. She writes, "The work of heroes demands that we no longer put off our awakening until death. We do not have to die to get it." This passage really resonated with me. I do not want to wait until I die to wake up now. Lyons is able to convey this message to the reader in an easily understandable way by engaging them in this fictional story. I highly recommend this book to people that enjoy reading fictional stories that take them on a journey into a deeper level of exploration within themselves. This book would be excellent for spiritual women's readers groups, especially because of the feeling of empowerment that is gained by the reader when she understands the importance that women's roles played in the life of Christ.

It's time the tale is told

2000 years and at last more accurate information, presented with simplicity and mystery, the personal and the universal ever connected. Lona Lyons invites us to join an inspired reunion. Personalities candidly presented allow our hearts to open to the concepts put forth. The multi-layed aspects of these ideas, spiritual, emotional, mental and physical are rendered with clarity and precision. There is mention of tears, be ready; mine are tears of gratitude.