Maryam was created to be always a healer. At least that’s what Judith, the village midwife who elevated her, always informed her. Under Judith’s wing, Maryam learns the ways of the natural world and of the Mother Goddess. On her behalf very own, she discovers, and then queries, God after she actually is brutally raped. Arriving of age, Maryam struggles with choosing between Mom and God, healer and wife. Relating to Judith and her community, Maryam cannot possess both. It simply isn’t done.

Two decades in the making, Mary Walks can be an alternate, imaginative view of 1 of history’s most enigmatic youthful women: Mary, mom of Jesus. Through the depths of senseless violence, our heroine is forced upon finding her deepest truth: the union of both Mother Goddess and God within her very own miraculous body. Radha’s gritty retelling from the story passed down for years and years at the center of mainstream religious values dispels the myth and places the legendary body into a corporeal body for readers.