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    The Menorah

    By Nancy Tate

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    And so it came to pass that there was one carrier of the flames that came to mean something that represented his own interpretation. And it was good; and it was of itself a message carrier to those who sought the message that it represented. And it was gold and it was unblemished and its life was designed for a purpose born in antiquity and destined for its inevitable passing into history. And it bore a message to those who came in search of the truth. And it was good; and it was called The Menorah.
    In this fictionalized accounting of the search for a Menorah we see that indeed truth can be stranger than fiction, or more dynamic. More than a symbol of the Jewish faith, the Menorah is a guide into the intricacies of life. It has been seen throughout history represented in various passages as a lightbearer for mankind. It indeed goes back further, perhaps to the beginnings of time. Follow this story of Ellen, Mike, and Tony who in modern day set out from the deserts of New Mexico in search of this Menorah decorated with Mayan carvings. Will they find it before the others who search for the Menorah, for their own questionable reasons? Join with them as they experience adventures, new growth in Spirit, and a deeper understanding of the real history of earth. Experience the depths to which some of the characters find themselves falling. Grow with them as they find answers to questions they didn’t know they had. Share in the knowledge of the larger purpose of the Menorah than is commonly known. The journey changed their lives; it can change your life as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNancy Tate
    Release dateAug 31, 2014
    ISBN9781311575159
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    Nancy Tate

    Nancy Tate, Bio Nancy Tate grew up in Stratton ME, lived in Ill and MA, then back in Stratton, before moving to the Southwest in the fall of 1995. She has two daughters and eight grandchildren, all of whom live in ME. Nancy began her writing career after coming to the Southwest. The Menorah is her first formal publication, followed by Grandmother Ellie’s Attic. She has written poetry, children’s and short stories, ebooks and is writing another novel. In 1997 she created and released her first of several CDs, Dance of Remembrance, a meditative collection of some of her poetry that she reads to music. Nancy has two websites. Her spiritual website, The Tree of the Golden Light, www.treeofthegoldenlight.com, a multi-faceted site, was created in the spring of 2002, and has reached a readership of well over 4 million, appealing to an International audience. Nancy channels many lighted beings and posts the Wake up Call messages to her mailing list and on the website. Her website The Golden Light Shop www.goldenlightshop.com is an offshoot of the ‘tree’. On it she features the books, e-books, CDs and more. Nancy lived in Bisbee AZ for five years, which is where she met her life partner, Bob Towers, and their beloved dog Toshiro. They traveled on the road in their RV for three years, then lived in a Dome home in Tucson AZ for two years. They now, in 2012, live in Mount Shasta CA.

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