Where do the angels fit into our tours of heaven? And what do angels and archangels do? Have angels ever volunteered to help us by being born on earth, to take on life’s challenges like we do? There are so many more questions about angels we thought it was high time we found out, firsthand.

Where better a place to go for answers than the heavenly home of an archangel who has actually experienced multiple lives in historical times, as a volunteer in our world. We’re going to visit Mother Mary, the biblical Mother Mary, and the first thing to know is it doesn’t matter what religion you associate with in this life, or previous lives, in heaven it’s all one devotion and as family you’re welcome to join us, to listen in and to be amazed.

If you’ve ever wondered about Mary Magdalene, (in the Gospel of Luke), about why she was one of the few who kept the vigil during Jesus’ crucifixion, why she was so intent on being first at his tomb early on that Sunday morning, and why she grieved for him before recognizing that it was him in the process of the resurrection, then this tour is for you.

It’s fascinating to hear in her own words how she understood Jesus as the way-shower through the next two-thousand years of her own initiations. Come with us on this tour of the Temple of the Resurrection, in the etheric octave of Earth over Jerusalem, where Magda reveals how she took these initiations the hard way and would teach us what she wished she could have known when she was in her final lifetime on Earth.

There are other key teachings you’ll learn on this tour about the soul of the Ascended Lady Master Magda that have direct parallels in your life. And, guess who might come to join us in the rose garden, to sit right behind Magda, to listen and to add his timeless wisdom gently and informally? This tour, we hope, will feel like family time in heaven, which, in a sense, it is.

One of the reasons we visit the masters and their retreats in heaven is to go beyond earthbound orthodoxy to discover how organized, unified and loving heaven is. Who knew that the Father in heaven (who Jesus referred to) is real and welcoming and willing to teach us too? His name is Maitreya, which means ‘kindness.’ In heaven there’s no separation of religions or nationalities, just amazing frontiers like learning there are 144,000 tones of love. Maitreya, the master we’re going to visit, is a master of every one of them and yet has plenty of time to sit down and teach us by example about love. Come with us, to learn what Jesus learned about love, compassion and kindness in action.