Daughter of Isis

About the Book

At its height, the Egyptian empire extended from the Sudan to the Mediterranean Sea from as far West as Libya to as far north as modern day Turkey. But by the end of the 21st dynasty, this magnificent kingdom was threatened by very disturbing forces both inside and outside the Kingdom. The Nubians, the Hittites, the Assyrians, the incipient Greek kingdoms, and the Sea People (Carthaginians?) jealously competed and tested the limits of the Reign of the Pharaohs. Lizla, a beautiful and inspired princess was born to save her country from the chaos of a fracturing Empire. With her psychic prowess and spiritual mentoring she reinvigorates her culture in the ways of love, beauty, spiritual awakening and even political power and friendship. In times that call for juggling competing fidelities and precarious enemies, Lizla struggles with her own loyalties, responsibilites and ultimate purpose in life. Instructed by the goddess Isis herself she plunges into her mission - to discover the ancient mysteries that stood at the root of Egyptian culture. This book depicts the princess's preparation for this profound mission, her journey to understanding her own power and her initiation into the mysteries of one of the most fascinating cultures in world history.

About the Author

Lilian Nirupa is a lifelong student and practitioner of Eastern Philosophy and Spiritual development in several traditions. She has travelled all over the world and is well acquainted with many cultures and specifically with traditions around spiritual and children Psychology.

She has written extensively for corporate best practices in Information Technology Management. She holds a degree in Education and a Masters in IT Management She currently lives in Southern Maryland, in a quiet setting surrounded by woods which she finds quite inspirational for both her spiritual and artistic pursuits. She has two grown-up sons and a one-year-old grandson.