Product Description

This second spiritual novel sees Marcus, Joanna and Helen in Australia, seeking the Codes of Power mentioned in the sacred scroll from Atlantis. The scroll tells them that when Lemuria – the ancient civilisation that existed prior to and during Atlantis – sank, only the isolated Aboriginal peoples were saved. The blueprint for our planet was placed by them in Uluru (Ayers Rock) and the Aborigines today remain its caretaker. When the blueprint is revealed, the Codes of Power will be understood – but first the characters must pass an initiation fraught with danger and exitement...

In adventure form, Diana’s second spiritual novel explores the spiritual wisdom and darkness of the Aboriginal culture, the effects of their right brain dominance, the higher spiritual reason why the Aborigines were invaded by Europeans, and ties Aboriginal dreaming in with the myths of other cultures. When enough people have been initiated into the Codes of Power, the planet’s blueprint will come to fruition. This book offers that initiation.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #57194 in Books
• Published on: 2004-07-05
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

Review
"- PRAISE FOR THE SILENT STONES 'Very exciting, it conveys a compelling spiritual message.' - Cygnus Review

About the Author
Diana Cooper is a therapist, healer and international author of several books. She is a regular radio broadcaster and has appeared frequently on television worldwide. During a crisis in her life she had a powerful angelic experience. Since then she has helped countless people find their life mission, empower their lives and connect with their angels. She lives in Guildford, Surrey and has three grown up children.

Customer Reviews

reader from liverpool
This book is a good sequel to The Silent Stones, though the author has written it so that knowledge of the first book is not necessary in order to enjoy it. It is at a slower pace to begin with, so it seems that it can take longer to get into, but worth reading because all in all it is very entertaining with a powerful and moving ending.
It also gives you a fascinating insight into Aborgine culture and contains a lot of spiritual wisdom, which I think makes it a highly unique work of fiction and Diana Cooper an exceptional writer. Worth buying.