Rogers explores the Eternal Feminine and Edgar Cayce. From Creation Myths, Twin Souls and Goddess practices; Rogers offers insight into the causes of oppression of women in search of gender justice. Rogers presents the Circle of Light Ritual and interviews engaged in "The Work." This book is a shining star.
Lynn Rogers M.A. is the author of 12 books in print. Her Caroline Ryder series includes Born in Berkeley, about coming of age in the pivotal 60s, The Rainbow's Daughter about a 70s New Age cult, Where the Flowers Have Gone, an erotic look back from the materialist 80s to the idealist sixties, Shadow Over the Beach, a DaVinci Code of the Divine Feminine set at Edgar Cayce's enclave in Virginia Beach, Revenge of the Goddess and Parting the Veil which explore the edge of gender, power, past lives and 90s relationships; A Burst of Sunrise and Side Roads which deal with eternal soul mates encountering each other at the millennium. Her stand alone mystery set at the old nuclear warehouse in San Jose, A Valley of Ashes, is set after 9/11, with Silicon Valley homeless Goth kids and down on their luck midlife lovers hiding in a nuclear warehouse. Rogers' non-fiction titles include Edgar Cayce and the Eternal Feminine, about feminine and masculine archetypes, Creation Myths, twin souls, the Circle of Light ritual. It connects for the first time in a scholarly fashion, Edgar Cayce's work with the re-emerging Goddess tradition.
She has received stellar reviews from Gary Sing of Silcon Valley Metro, the Milpitas Post, the San Jose Mercury News and is the National League of American Pen Women's 2011 award winner as artist/author.
