ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: John Hunt Publishing

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9781785355226

RRP: £9.99

PAGES: 152

PUBLICATION DATE:
June 29, 2018

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The Master, The Raven, and The Ageless Teapot: And All Because of The Letter

Denise McDermott-King

Sacred Love in the Sacred Isles… Who would have thought the Masters/Adepts had such a sense of humour? Poetic, funny, heart breaking, and totally relevant to today’s world, Denise McDermott-King skilfully introduces you to the Masters of Wisdom as she travels into Scotland and down through England, revealing the final twist in the sacred caves of Northern India. Magically woven and compelling till the end.

Denise McDermott-King

For over 40 years Denise McDermott-King has been a student and teacher of spiritual traditions. She has travelled extensively, sharing the words of Masters and Adepts as well as sharing her personal stories and amazing happenings on radio and television. Her writings reveal modern esoteric teachings in a framework of captivating storytelling, full of candour, humour, and intimacy, making Ancient Wisdom easily accessible to all.

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