Publisher's Synopsis
Down, Dirty and Divine is an invitation to readers to go on a meaningful and transformational journey through the underground of London, and to assist in healing the City whilst also cleansing their own soul and the soul of the planet. Murder and madness, death and disease, crime and corruption, pain and punishment, ghouls and ghosts - this is London's morbid history. But it is humanity's history too. Rev. Stephanie Clarke answers the question: how can we heal? Selecting 12 London Underground Tube Stations as the physical and spiritual entry points into the City's underbelly, she offers readers some historical information, some personal reflection and an affirmative prayer to heal the particular trauma associated with the site of each Tube Station. In a dream-state, the author was told that the 2012 Olympic Games would stimulate an unprecedented convergence of the masses upon the City of London and would be a powerful catalyst to usher in global transformation. Serendipitously, many of London's great citizens, including Sir Christopher Wren, the architect of St. Paul's Cathedral, have long held the vision of London as the New Jerusalem, a celestial city of light and a universal centre of peace and reconciliation. Down, Dirty and Divine is a spiritual tour guide, inviting readers to be active instruments in the fulfillment of this grand planetary vision in 2012 and beyond.
