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The Woman's Journey: Janus and the Three Hearts

The Woman's Journey: Janus and the Three Hearts

Webb, Carol

Paperback

Series: Legends Reclaimed: Mythic Voices in New Light

Classic FictionGeneral Fiction

ISBN13: 9798276672106
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 29 2025
Pages: 34
Weight: 0.13
Height: 0.07 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Woman's Journey: Janus and the Three Hearts

From stone to starlight, from silence to song - 'The Woman's Journey: Janus and the Three Hearts' by Carol Webb is a tale of transformation and love, complete with guiding, concluding questions for self-reflection to help you turn inward and begin your own journey into the new year.

'The Woman's Journey: Janus and the Three Hearts' is a lyrical tale of transformation, love, and awakening.

Once a statue of cold stone, silent beneath the stars, the woman discovers within herself the power to create three hearts: one secret, one shared, and one sovereign for the world. Guided by the gaze of Janus - the god of Ancient Rome who looks both backward and forward - she moves through December's darkness into the dawn of a new year, learning to love herself, her companions, and the wider world.

Her journey is one of metamorphosis: from statue to flesh, from silence to song, from isolation to connection. Along the way, she finds friendship in the robin, solace in the garden, and strength in the starlight above. Each heart she fashions brings her closer to wholeness, until she stands radiant, alive, and fully human.

This is a story for anyone seeking renewal, self-reflection, and creative courage. It is a mythic meditation on love, presence, and the power of transformation: an invitation to turn inward during the long nights of December and step into the New Year with grace, gratitude, and light.

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