"In questioning the universe we will always face the vastness of mystery rather than a final revelation. In spite of this uncertainty, we cannot escape the gravity that pulls us toward a central singularity, an indescribable point within the boundless sphere of our existence. What we can be sure of is that this ball has well and truly stopped in our court, and we can never again pass it back to a rescuing deity. We are forgers of our own destiny; our horizons are boundless as we create and watch unfold the mythologisation of the cosmos."
Maureen B. Roberts, From StarDreamiing [Collective Ink Books, London, UK]
"It may, or may not be your destiny to know, as I have, a love that is strong as diamond and tender as dew, but because of the fullness of your heart you shall know love to the depths of your body and soul, in whatever guise it may come to you. For you are even now becoming the love that knows no schism between giving and receiving, since these both are held within the vaster Mystery of Love . . . the Father-Mother who weaves these Heavens into one living web of communion."
Maureen B. Roberts, From An Era in Anddemar [Vandrassian Press, 2026]
"At present we are transitioning through what Jung described as a ‘metamorphosis of the gods’, through which obsolete ‘masks of God’ and belief systems lose their vitality and relevance, as emerging new spiritual narratives hint at where our collective consciousness may be heading. I say ‘may be’, because we’re co-creators of these new myths, since it is we who give them life and substance through our art, movies, literature, dreams, fashion, architecture, cultural trends, sacred practices, and social networking."
Maureen B. Roberts, From Soul Among the Stars [Pending publication with Collective Ink Books, London, UK]
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Why journey with the stars
unless you burn and die with them
until the lonely path becomes a rending song
and every distance turns at last
to clasp and breathe the mystery of Love?
Maureen B. Roberts, From An Era in Anddemar
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