The Magdalene Diaries

by Robert J. Grant

Book Overview

From his heartfelt attunement to the spirit and mind of Mary Magdalene, Rob Grant has channeled her experiences in her own words. Walk with her through the halls of her memory. In her own words, Mary... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0876045042
• ISBN13: 9780876045046
• Release Date: October 2005
• Publisher: A. R. E. Press
• Length: 145 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.5" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Inspirational - Heart Warming

I thought this book was wonderful - so many times I could hardly read through the tears in my eyes. Probably not a book for someone who believes everything in the Bible is the only truth however for someone searching for more answers than the Bible can provide this certainly gives another area to focus on from a woman's aspect. The back of the book states that this is Robert Grant's first novel and that he used "inspirational writing"

Divinely Inspired

I enjoyed this book so much that I am purchasing several as gifts for loved ones. It touched me and resonated with my spirit as divinely inspired truth.

You will feel as if you were there

I simply could not put this book down. The feelings it conveyed were amazingly real and profound. I thought that I would learn about the life of Mary Magdalene, and I absolutely did. However, the most astounding thing I learned from this book was what it felt like to be in the presence of Jesus. This book will exceed your expectations and expand your spiritual understanding.

"The Magdalene Diaries" is a moving read

With many books in print on Mary Magdalene, this book is not "scholarly," it's an excellent read. I know the author and he said,"The writing was like taking dictation...I could almost see her and hear her. I wrote it as a novel, but I drew from the extensive psychic readings given by the famed seer, Edgar Cayce." I couldn't put it down. Inspiring, powerful and unlike any novel I've ever read. I learned more about Jesus and Mary Magdalene from this little book - and it was a joy - a "Divine Joy." He also said the image of Mary Magdalene he had in his mind looked like the lovely Catherine Zeta-Jones. It would be easy to turn into a film - and I hope one day it is a film. It's a "spiritual" novel, not a "religious" novel. It doesn't preach at you.