In March 2010, I turned 50 and decided to self-publish several of my books. I felt it was finally time. I write metaphysical newage spirituality that is visionary. Most of my books are based in the future and focus on a coming transformation of humanity. I did not want to publish my books until we were nearing that transformation. Today I can say with confidence that we are on the cusp of dramatic changes.
My books will help many people to understand the changes that are about to occur from a spiritual perspective. An awakening is occurring and will continue to expand. This awakening is about understanding who we are and why we are here. In many respects, the next decade will be a spiritual awakening for mankind. I’ve been writing about it for 20 years and now people are ready to read my books.
Don Durrett
This looks Awesome!!!
And the good old Stock Market made everyone today a little more poorer—-I waiting for gold to start tarnishing a little bit
Your new website is beautiful in its straightforwardness and simplicity! All of the sections seem to me to be necessary and easy to use, and rewarding. Please tell me (maybe again) the origin of the frieze. All wisdom seems reflected in the faces.
-Norm Peterson
Hi,
It’s Chartres Cathedral, outside of Paris. It’s actually bigger than Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Chartres was considered an initiation Cathedral for Gnostics, and is widely considered to have been a Gnostic Cathedral during the 13th and 14th Century after it was completed in 1250 (although the Catholics would argue that point). It actually has a large labyrinth on the floor and two black Madonnas. Also, it has other very un-Catholic like items inside. The woman in brades in the front is testament to the feminine Gnostic influence.
That’s Hermes (the Greek God called the Messenger, and considered to be very wise) who has his hand up — another Gnostic influence. Gnostics believed that wisdom was the pathway to God and not faith.
Chartres Cathedral and Roslyn Chapel are my two favorite Gnostic churches, with Saint Maximin in Southern France my third.
Regards,
Don Durrett
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