Mirari

“You seek a description of a new way, a new time, as if it is a future that is already written. It is a future waiting to be birthed. An imminent birth that you are feeling with all your mothering instincts and concern for the new babe, the jewel of humanity and Heaven.” Thus begins Mirari: The Way of the Marys.


Mirari is an intimate exchange between Mary of Nazareth and Mari Perron, who received A Course of Love twenty years ago. Together, they expand on the way of Mary, first introduced in A Course of Love. In union, they demonstrate what arises from within each one's sacred relationship and the need to be radical for The New.


Mary of Nazareth was not unfamiliar with this call or the grief that accompanied it. Her life, as well as the life of Jesus, announced an unwelcome breach in the old order. So too is it with A Course of Love and the new way of the Marys. Mari Perron shares her personal experience of receiving A Course of Love and feeling unheard, unseen or as a mere vessel. As both women share their deepest grief, they gather readers close, nudging each of us to recognize and share our grief. This courageous act is prerequisite to healing our own and the collective feminine wound. Healing opens the way to unifying the feminine and masculine within, and the birth of an age that will end all such divisions.


We have been invited to rise up and join in the blossoming of the New Advent. We claim our time of Mirari: the wonder of coming to know the unknown. In this radical new feminine way, we welcome receptive revelation.


We begin with a word both new and ancient. We begin with a return to the way of the Word made flesh. This will be the time of wonder-or Mirari.
From Mirari: The Way of the Marys


Here, in our time of bringing the miracle to mystery . . . we offer Mirari as the way of the divine feminine . . .
From Mirari: The Way of the Marys


This is not the masculine energy of going out to conquer the world. This is the birth of the new world.
From Mirari: The Way of the Marys


The suffering of labor is passed with the birth. The world, and each of its occupants, has been in labor to complete its own birth.
From Mirari: The Way of the Marys


© Mari Perron, Course of Love Publications