The Gold Trail - Martha Sibila Khoeses - Grāmatas - National Library of Namibia - 9789994588633 - 2020. gada 4. augusts
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The Gold Trail

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The House of Bulan was invaded and the secret chambers desecrated by Memnon and the sons of Alkebulan, who stole its scripts and distort ancient knowledge. Alkebulan (ancient Africa), the great motherland. Reduced to shame and tears as her mighty daughters were burned and labelled as witches and her sons dethroned and turned into followers. The new generation, raped by greed. Once a highly exalted empire; broken by foreign exploitation, political rivalry, passion killings, corruption, sexual orientations, murder and tribalism, cried out with sadness for revival. While the society celebrated new laws written by the foreign rulers, instituted by Memnon. Saddened the ancestors turned their faces away from its own, while the motherland wept. In the wake of times so evil, goddess Ishtar heard the cry and reincarnate to rescue the motherland. However her reincarnation had a condition to enter earth as a baby and go through all human experiences to better understand the species. Thus with only extra-celestial powers to war against the human body-temple which hungered after the secrets of the House of Bulan she arrived in a new form and not as a goddess. Her mission to lead the children of Alkebulan back on a new trail of promise and hope. With the support of priestesses from different Alkebulanian countries and the animal and plant kingdom, she sets out to war against Memnon and his subjects.

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Izlaists 2020. gada 4. augusts
ISBN13 9789994588633
Izdevēji National Library of Namibia
Lapas 226
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 13 mm   ·   335 g
Valoda Angļu  

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