The Woman with the Alabaster Jar

I was introduced to Marguerite's work through my last podcast guest, Anne Baring, in her book, The Forgotten Feminine Face of God.

And this references Marguerite's books.

So I knew that I needed to read them straight away.

And as soon as I did, I needed to reach out and have this conversation and bring this to you.

So Marguerite is a author, a scholar, a priestess, and her work has been devoted to restoring the feminine spiritual lineages.

that were once at the centre of understanding.

Her latest books continue this mission, offering a deep, clear and powerful view of the Mary's divine birth and the forgotten history of the feminine spiritual mastery.

Marguerite speaks to the divine feminine as a force that is returning.

Right.

Well, you know, I thank Margaret Starbird, the author of The Woman with the Alabaster Jar, for first turning me on to that.

And there have been other women, intuitives and scholars and men over the past 50 years who've uncovered what she was about based in textual evidence, as well as for some people, their own intuitive understandings.

Right.