For women seeking authenticity in the feminine experience and for men and women interested in kabbalah, myth, mysticism and the evolution of spiritual consciousness in the quantum age, the book reveals an evolving image of God and the fabled Garden of Eden. What if the story of Eve is wrong?
Armed only with a literal interpretation of this myth, irrespective of how exquisitely Eve has been depicted in the arts throughout history, she can never be viewed without some sense of guilt, remorse or shame-- the same emotions with which women continue to struggle in their courageous journeys to empowerment, healing and hope.
Bridging the worlds of Judaism, feminism and spirituality in a quantum age, this book is a multi-layered odyssey of transformation. The kabbalistic Four Worlds animate the archetypal Mystic, Student, Dreamer and Humanitarian within. Their interaction reveals an evolving image of Divinity, constantly present and continually changing, timeless and timely. Beneath the literal surface of Jewish texts, the Sacred Feminine moves elusively in and out of awareness, revealing and concealing clues to our past and future. As "children" of Israel we reach for the shimmer of the "promised land," our own spiritual maturity. Symbolic of our innate curiosity, Eve provides the next step in the journey to consciousness, reconciliation and compassionate connection for the evolving human family. Eve -- hero or villain? As she once again reaches for the fruit, you decide.

For women seeking authenticity in the feminine experience and for men and women interested in kabbalah, myth, mysticism and the evolution of spiritual consciousness in the quantum age, the book reveals an evolving image of God and the fabled Garden of Eden. What if the story of Eve is wrong?
Armed only with a literal interpretation of this myth, irrespective of how exquisitely Eve has been depicted in the arts throughout history, she can never be viewed without some sense of guilt, remorse or shame-- the same emotions with which women continue to struggle in their courageous journeys to empowerment, healing and hope.
Bridging the worlds of Judaism, feminism and spirituality in a quantum age, this book is a multi-layered odyssey of transformation. The kabbalistic Four Worlds animate the archetypal Mystic, Student, Dreamer and Humanitarian within. Their interaction reveals an evolving image of Divinity, constantly present and continually changing, timeless and timely. Beneath the literal surface of Jewish texts, the Sacred Feminine moves elusively in and out of awareness, revealing and concealing clues to our past and future. As "children" of Israel we reach for the shimmer of the "promised land," our own spiritual maturity. Symbolic of our innate curiosity, Eve provides the next step in the journey to consciousness, reconciliation and compassionate connection for the evolving human family. Eve -- hero or villain? As she once again reaches for the fruit, you decide.