Throughout history written by men, mothers whispered HERstory to their beloved daughters. In the form of fairytales, HERstory became embedded in our subconscious.

The sacred feminine is not lost, nor is she forgotten.
She has been veiled by history.
Time to unveil HERStory.

Four years ago, I sat down to write my opus–a book of healing.
Yet the muse did not find me until I prayed to be shown what I was meant to write. On September 15th, 2003, I had a dream that I was 14 year old Mary Magdalen dancing down the streets of Nazareth in a hurry to meet my friend Yeshua.

For eight months, HERStory poured out of me.
I even thought in Aramaic. I wrote aspects of that time that were later proved by archeologists. It is as if in remembering the sacred feminine, HER consciousness awakened across the globe.

So as it turns out I did write a healing book…in the form of a novel, for story stirs the soul. My colleagues are recommending my debut novel, LoveDance Awakening the Divine Daughter, to their patients and have reported transformational healings.

The time is ripe for the world to fully receive Mary Magdalen.

Time to redeem the lost princess to her original throne. Not a sinner, not a prostitute, but as the beloved wife of Jesus.

LoveDance unveils Mary Magdalen as the Divine Daughter, and essential partner to Yeshua, the Divine Son, the completion of the Divine Tetrad.

LoveDance unveils HERstory

Seriously, I think you are touching something important here about fairy stories. They are so important in all our consciousnesses and the archetypal characters configure our deepest hopes and fears as personalities. They are the products of true poets of the oldest oral traditions and true poets are all, as Blake and Graves tell us, really prophets. It still works nowadays (my favourite example is Bob Dylan’s “I ain’t gonna work on Maggie’s farm no more” which predicted 1980s UK history to my mind.)

So does the tale of Cinderella, with the deception and prejudice of the Ugly Sisters crushing the little slavey, who ultimately is released as the genuine princess she deserves to be, a prediction about Madeleine, who many now refer to as a princess? Certainly the happy outcome depends on Prince Charming keeping his focus on Truth and never letting up in his search even when told there is no other girl in the house….no pure sweet kind spirit only ugly, greedy ones.

Perseus was the rescuer of a princess, Andromeda who was exposed to the sea monster because of a crime of vanity committed by her mother who nonetheless is spared the dreadful punishment of losing her daughter so horribly because Perseus arrives on his way back from slaying Medusa the Gorgon and falls in love with the chained Andromeda whom he rescues by slaying the monster. He had defied the ugly Graeae sisters, (Dread, Horror and Alarm) and tricked them into revealing the hiding place of the hideous Medusa whose head he then uses to slay his enemies. It’s worth a look at the Wikipedia article on him:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perseus
Andromeda is not the only imprisoned princess, Perseus’ own mother Danae was imprisoned also, to keep her from bearing children. Complicated, but the themes are there and run through the myth at different levels.