Beautiful Waters: The Egyptian and West African Goddesses of Asia Tell the Story of Man (en Inglés)
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60, 000 years ago mankind originated in Africa and traveled to the far flung corners of the Earth. The first wave of these modern humans traveled using the superhighway of the Indian Ocean coastline and left their presence in places like Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, Indonesia and Australia. In these places they left the footprint of their DNA markers. They also left behind traces of their highly evolved spiritual system of Goddesses, Gods, beliefs and practices which promoted peaceful loving co-existence among all. Delving deeply into the secret past of humanity, Omileye Achikeobi-Lewis unlocks the symbols of the African, black Egyptian, and Asian Gods of antiquity. Healing their superficial separation, she helps to unfold a rich global family tree and a deep sense of urgency that we must return back to our ancient beliefs of Earth sustainability, oneness and compassion. Beautiful Waters is an intriguing journey of sacred awakening. "Very evocative." Linda Tucker, Author of Mystery of the White Lions."Master teacher and priestess, Omileye's profound insight comes from that place few of us can access. We are fortunate that she is of service to all of humanity and in so doing is willing to offer her deepest wisdom in this new book for the 21st century." - Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, author of Sanctuary: A Meditation on Home, Homelessness, and Belonging. "Beautiful and universal wisdom for all. I admire Omileye's work to protect the Earth."- Venerable Thepo Tulku Rinpoche, Tibetan teacher"This is a valuable welcome addition to our understanding of the origins of human spirituality."- Awo Fa'lokun Fatunmbi, author of Hidden Mysteries of Orisa and Paleo Science of Ifa"This is a georgeous portrayal of the Mother." - Angela Bennett, writer, actress and producer at RootsProductions.org"An ode to the great feminine and divine mystery."- Emily Nichols, Photographer, Journalist
