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Mother Mary's Teachings for the New World: Messages and Answers to Questions About Spiritual Teachings and Everyday Living

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Like "Jesus the Christ," anytime the term "Mother Mary" appears in print I think about how obscure these expressions sound to practicing Catholics BUT are often hijacked and exploited by occult writers. It's not that these expressions aren't correct...ultimately. What is noteworthy and causes Catholic alarms to go "Bingo!" is that Catholics almost never voice such titles, except during innocuous Beatle singalongs. Nevertheless, we live in an age when people feel entitled to seek and assert their own counsel, even while claiming orthodox opinions. It is for that reason that, IF you are looking for a solid book that represents Catholic spirituality, be aware that this author simply threw away the catechism. This book embraces the totally unCatholic, UnMarian but unmistakenly occult practice of "channeling." Thus, despite self-serving assertions to the contrary, this occult book does not and cannot offer any authentic witness to Catholic faith. In fact, the contrary is true. IF there is anything supernatural involved in these messages, it is emphatically not of God or the Blessed Mother! (Check out: "Mary: The Church at the Source" by Joseph Cardinal Ratzigner [Pope Benedict XVI] and Hans Urs von Balthasar. It's much cheaper and a goldmine of insight into the Mother of God!)

Mother Mary's love for all the children of the earth is lovingly brought through to you in this inspiring book. For all those who wish to embody the divine this is a book not to be missed!

This book is a very inspiring book and give a lot of information about the spirituality of a human being. It gives spiritual uplifting and give spiritual meaning about the real sense of our existence in this world.

This book is not in keeping with any Biblical or traditional understanding of Mary or Christianity. The author takes the image of Mary and incorporates this with new age "self" focused spirituality. While this is the author's right since this is a free country, I think this book is very misleading as it appears to be promoting traditional Catholic spirituality. It focuses on the "god" within us. While this is part of Christian belief in God it is much too "self centered" to be a full and complete spirituality. Definitely new age.