Mi Vida Atravez Del Arte: Tributo a Magdalena Garcia De Ramirez

Publisher Marketing: Mi Vida atrvez del Arte Tributo a Magdalena Garcia de Ramirez Sus Pinturas, sus suenos, su vida, su Luz y sombras, su amor y sabiduria, Gracias mama. Contributor Bio:  Ramirez, Magdala Magdala Ramirez, Author, Teacher, Healer Magdala Ramirez Garcia is a spiritual leader and healer from the Maya Mexika lineage. She was born as medicine woman, from a long linage of medicine people, in Mexico where she began walking her path at an early age working with the medicine people and the pyramids of Mexico. She brings the ancient knowledge to the world through original seminars, books, ceremonies, and journeys. Magdala's purpose in life is to bring back the ancient wisdom of the union of the polarities, and through this wisdom she helps to bring back the perfect balance of the male and female. She is the founder of many ceremonies including Moondance, Priestess, The 144: Giving Birth to a New World, and The 13 hours of Drumming. She has led Vision Quests, and Journey's to Sacred Places to share the knowledge. When she is not traveling for ceremonies or seminars, she is working to bring forth valuable information through her books, her school of enlightenment, and her radio show. Magdala is author of many books that speak about the ancient wisdom of the feminine including, "I am You," "Story of Quetzalcoatl," "World of the Enchanted Flower," "Sacredness of the Union of Polarities," "Sacred Sex," "The 13th Mirror," "The Teachings of the Crystal Skulls," "The Triad of the 13 Mirrors," "Earth on Heaven," and "Moon Codex." As well as creating books, Magdala has developed unique, interactive tools to help people work within themselves. These tools include Aztec Runes and the Games of the Goddess. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Sacred Woman, a non-profit organization devoted to helping women realize their highest potential. For more information you can visit Magdala's website at www.unionofpolarities.com or www.sacredwoman.org. email quetzalkina@gmail.com