The Legacy of the Three Marys
Three Women – Three Initiations
By Daniel Meurois
On the French shores of the Mediterranean, in the Camargue, there is a small village called Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Tradition tells that Mary Salome, Mary Jacobe, and Mary Magdalene, the three closest female disciples of Jesus, arrived there after leaving Galilee in order to proclaim the teachings of Christ.
What exactly happened? Immersing himself once again in the Akashic Records, Daniel Meurois brings us the story of what these three disciples left in that place.
Presenting a captivating narrative shared by the soul of Mary Salome, he leads us to what gave them so much strength in their lives. He reveals for us the secrets of their faith, such an intense faith that it is able to respond more than ever nowadays to the fundamental question of how to find peace in one’s heart.
With the intimacy present in every page of this book, we examine Jesus as both a human and a divine being, elusive and yet closely sharing the Light. The three Marys show us a Jesus whose words are not dogmatic or superficial but rather relevant to our troubled times.
Readers who enjoyed The Way of the Essenes (De Mémoire d’Essénien) or Home of the Radiant Sun (La Demeure du Rayonnant) will be touched by The Legacy of the Three Marys, a major initiation testimony in the work of Daniel Meurois.
This book is a source of pure water for those who thirst for authentic knowledge.
About the Author
Author of more than forty books, most of them best sellers, Daniel Meurois does not really need an introduction. But for those just discovering his work, he is the most widely read French writer in the last quarter century in the field of spiritual quests. The seventy-five translations of his books in seventeen languages confirm that Meurois is one of the pioneers of New Consciousness and a witness audaciously exploring the plurality of worlds. This book fully demonstrates that. Daniel Meurois now lives in Québec City, where he continues his work, opening hearts through his unique literary works, workshops, and lectures.
What Readers Are Saying:
“This is a story that completely transported me to a time so familiar...
I recommend reading this book to find ourselves as women with our doubts and our wounds.
The tenderness, the joy and the faith that transpires from these wonderful Marys is very touching.
The sacred feminine is present. Magnificent!”
— Virginie
“Very nice book, very moving testimonies of the Three Marys, so well narrated that one immerses oneself in the time and place and walks alongside "Jeshua". The sacredness of this history is there, within reach.”
— Jocelyne
“This is a book that reads effortlessly. The story is simple and humble, and the writing is sober. There are no grand theories or grand debates about religion. It's just three women who tell the story of the first time they saw Jeshua (Jesus). It's a far cry from the Catholic religion and all that is said about it. This book is about the man who originated the religion and who he was and how he healed. The author also talks about the feminine side of the human being, the receptive part, and the relationship between men and women.”
— Karine