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More than 18 million people have traveled to the tiny Bosnian village of Medjugorje to witness daily apparitions of the Virgin Mary and experience her healing powers. Author Judith Lambert, a skeptic, was among them. Events that occurred during her four pilgrimages there between 1986 and 1991, however, convinced her that Mary is not only present but "everyone's goddess," a culmination of the sacred feminine throughout history who loves and nurtures all of humanity.

The ground-breaking novel on the near-death experience that unveils the roots to a global spirituality.

Religion's common denominator . . . The Light

God does not have a religion.
God does not speak a language.
God does not have a culture.
It is we who require these things.

Why has humankind always sought the Light? What do pharaohs and prophets and festivals around the world tell us about the meaning of the Light? A modern woman has an extraordinary dream that seems like a near-death experience. This gives rise to a quest for truth....

The ground-breaking novel on the near-death experience that unveils the roots to a global spirituality.

Religion's common denominator . . . The Light

God does not have a religion.
God does not speak a language.
God does not have a culture.
It is we who require these things.

Why has humankind always sought the Light? What do pharaohs and prophets and festivals around the world tell us about the meaning of the Light? A modern woman has an extraordinary dream that seems like a near-death experience. This gives rise to a quest for truth....

More than 18 million people have traveled to the tiny Bosnian village of Medjugorje to witness daily apparitions of the Virgin Mary and experience her healing powers. Author Judith Lambert, a skeptic, was among them. Events that occurred during her four pilgrimages there between 1986 and 1991, however, convinced her that Mary is not only present but "everyone's goddess," a culmination of the sacred feminine throughout history who loves and nurtures all of humanity.