Pilgrimage to Iona by Claire Nahmad

Pilgrimage to Iona by Claire Nahmad

The little island of Iona has a rich tradition of spiritual and historical mystery. Legends abound of Jesus and Mary Magdalene alighting and living here for a period prior to the Crucifixion, as well as the suggestion that Jesus visited the island with his mother under the escort of Joseph of Arimathea. The stories of angel sightings on Iona are legion, with claims that the island was once an exalted temple of natural beauty and wilderness, where only angels' feet trod and no earthliness was allowed to encroach on its sanctity. The theme of the book, as well as the celebration of sacred Iona as a place of pilgrimage, is the unveiling of the the secret of Rosslyn Chapel, the unique and extraordinary, unfinished little building just beyond Edinburgh that was made famous by Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. Iona and Rosslyn are united by ancient history, and particularly by the Culdees, the monks of Iona who settled there under St Columba late in the sixth century, and who eventually gave rise to the Templars, whose secret legacy is said to be the mystery of Rosslyn Chapel. The significance of Iona, and the veneration it inspires in its pilgrims, both reaches back into the depths of history and points towards a spiritual future.

Claire Nahmad has written a number of bestselling books on feminine spirituality, angel communication and esoteric secrets contained within history. The inner worlds of spiritual percipience have been open to her since early childhood and her intuitive explorations inform her writing. Her books, published in 30 countries and translated into 20 languages, have a strong following worldwide and are frequently used in mind, body and spirit courses and workshops. She lives in rural Lincolnshire in a tumbledown cottage with her cockerel Coleridge.

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ISBN 13	9781780286648
ISBN 10	1780286643
Title	Pilgrimage to Iona
Author	Claire Nahmad
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Watkins Media Limited
Year published	2014-09-18
Number of pages	240
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