Author: Mike Cavalli
Narrator: Elizabeth Bice, Anna Katrin Lehrner, Dr Lynda Cramer, Michael Funovich, Mike Cavalli, Professor Anne E Lester
Unabridged: 1 hr 1 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 07/01/2023
Genre: History - Women
The arrival of Jeanne D’Arc on to the earth plane and her subsequent adventures has left an un-erasable mark in the history books.
One of the greatest remote viewers of all time, the image of Jeanne D’Arc, the legend, visionary & clairvoyant, has weaved its magic transcending time itself.
Her strength, courage and compassion is recognised by protagonists, artists, musicians and even freedom fighters. She is a symbol against oppression and injustice.
But how did Jeanne D’Arc come to be? To unravel this mystery we must be prepared to unlearn everything that popular history has insisted we believe. Only then like a jigsaw puzzle adding piece by piece, we can obtain a clearer picture and by doing so rebuild the true character of Jeanne D’Arc, the saint, the visionary, the legend.
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