Hello and welcome to enlightened empaths, your community for the spiritually awakened

Empaths, where we discuss, explore and connect with fellow Empaths,

healers, intuitive and seekers. and so excited to have you join us once again this week. We have such a special

guest to share with you all today who's going to be talking about his amazing

life and his newest work. We're so excited to dive right into it. Let me first start by introducing you to him.

Andrew Harvey is an internationally acclaimed writer, poet, translator, and mystical teacher.

He's the author of over 40 books including Son of Man, The Hope, and Turn Me to Gold.

He's taught all over the world, given over 20 courses for the Shift Network, and is the founder of the Institute for Sacred Activism.

He's on the show today to discuss his work Love is Everything,

which is focused on the life of a 13th century mystic named Hadavik. Now you write that you first encountered her when you were in your 30s living in Paris,

but then you met her again in your 60s when you were seeing this difficult track humanity is currently on and she came to you in a series of dreams. Can you tell us about that?

Well, let me just say that it's not about her life. What my book is is a 365 excerpts of her amazing vision each one day at a time so that someone who comes to this book will

have an introduction to her life and why she's so important but also be initiated into the depths of the fire and passion of her spirit.

That's what the book is, and I've spent a great deal of time drafting it in such a way that anyone who comes to it with some

spiritual passion will be immeasurably infused and informed by her great glorious, wild, holy mind and heart and soul by the

end of the book.

So this is a daybook, if you like, but it's a way of entering into her vision of love completely, but

in doses so that you can integrate day by day what she is, what she's trying to convey to us.

Perhaps I should start by just saying something about who she is, because a lot of people won't know who had a week of antwerp is and I hope by the end of this you'll know forever and

plunge into the book and be had a bititched as I've been and as everybody I hope will be by the end of the experience.

Hadavich of Antwerp lived in the 12th century and as far as we know she lived between about 1230 and 1260, 1270.

She belonged to the first extraordinary outburst of the Beggine movement, which was a movement of women who had had it with the confines of marriage and had it with the confines of marriage and had it with the authority of the church and

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