Introduction

For fans of Rebecca Yarros, Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Marion Zimmer Bradley, a new fantasy trilogy that takes the reader on an adventurous journey of discovery into other worlds, time travel, esoteric philosophies, intuitive healing and Jungian psychology.

Twin flames, Soonam and Attivio, natives of the Violet Planet, apparate to Venus to learn of a secret mission to Earth. Kumara, the Lord Hierarch of Venus, explains the mission and the risks: awaken humans to the truth of who they really are, save Earth from the dark lords but risk being trapped on the Darkside for untold eons.

And, most challenging of all, after separating from your twin flames and passing through the veil of forgetting surrounding Earth, you will no longer even remember who you are or why you are there in the body of a helpless human infant. All fifth dimensional powers will be lost to you unless you awaken in the Third Dimension. Soonam, Attivio and their friends sign on.

Thus begins their adventure to Earth. The training on Venus complete, the eight friends part from one another and are born to human parents in Moscow, London, Mumbai, Cairo, New York, Tokyo, Jerusalem and Dublin. The Dark Lord Darpith awaits them. Ruthless, he will stop at nothing to destroy these wanderers from the Fifth Dimension before they can even take their first steps as babies.

But unbeknownst to Darpith, Master Saint Germain, Chohan of the Violet Ray of Transformation, has implanted secret information in the pineal glands of the wanderers, including ancient wisdom and esoteric healing techniques. All eyes in the Universe, including the Council of Nine housed in Saturn's rings, are turned to see if the wanderers will succeed, reunite with their twin flames and show humans the truth of who they actually are. Should the wanderers fail, Earth must join the Dark planets.

Book One: Mission from Venus
Book Two: The Wanderers on Earth
Book Three: Immortal Beings (2025)

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Chapter 2


Training Begins
The morning sky over Venus was pink, streaked with gold. Soonam opened the cottage door, gazed out over the hillside, and breathed in the beauty. Turning when she heard Attivio stirring, she smiled at him. This new ritual of sleeping at night that they were all engaging in now, in preparation for life on Earth, created the unexpected joy of reunion each morning. Attivio opened his arms to her and she floated into them. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

Questions from the author:

1. If you had to go on a dangerous mission which character, or pair of characters, from Mission from Venus would you want to accompany you?

2. One underlying assumption of the book is that humans are powerful creators who have forgotten that they can manifest reality with their vibration. What’s your feeling about human’s ability to manifest their desires?

3. If you were one of the wanderers training on Venus for a mission to Earth, which city or country would you like to incarnate in?

4. The wanderers often communicate via mental telepathy. Do you feel this is something humans can develop too?

5. The wanderers learn that they must pass through the veil of forgetting in order to incarnate on Earth. They will no longer remember who they are. Do you believe we all passed through a veil of forgetting to be born here?

6. Several esoteric healing techniques are given to the wanderers during their training on Venus. Would you try any of these yourself?
Do you ever meditate on your chakras or see other worlds in your daydreams or as you drift off to sleep?

8, Each wanderer chooses a chair made of a different crystal with different qualities and healing properties: amethyst, orange diamond, blue sapphire, rose quartz, emerald. Which crystal would suit you best? What kind of crystal help would you like?

9. Quotes from Mission from Venus: Choose one that speaks to you and share why.
"Aggression is not strength, and compassion is not weakness."
" Only the ego gets hurt, the Soul is never injured."
" This is how the dark side works. They start with a truth and twist it so that it seems like a truth, but it no longer is."
" Humans are meant to have free will. No one is meant to command them."

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