Joan of Arc's mother dreamed that she had given birth to a thunderbolt. This was both descriptive and prophetic, because Joan was a Being from the Angelic Kingdom, and she was destined for tumultuous happenings.[by]quest[/by]

[youtube=jLk3vBZivFY]Video: St. Joan of Arc[/youtube]Catholic Online

[audio=2016.11.13_Soul Consciousness-Awakening to the Holy Within (Joan of Arc)_Lucy Wold.mp3]A Look into Joan of Arc through the storytelling of Mark Twain[/audio]

I like Joan of Arc best of all my books; and it is the best; I know it perfectly well. And besides, it furnished me seven times the pleasure afforded me by any of the others; twelve years of preparation, and two years of writing. The others needed no preparation and got none.Mark Twain

[youtube=x_o6ih3ur0s]Audio Book: Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc, Volumes I and II by Mark Twain[/youtube]A Librivox recording, Public Domain

[youtube=W9eaZSpENW8]Audio Book: The Story of Joan of Arc by Andrew Lang[/youtube]A Librivox recording, Public Domain

All through recorded history Great Souls have appeared bringing in a nobler vision for humanity. They have been a wonderful example to mankind for the raising of consciousness to spiritual insights and realities. Joan of Arc was one of these souls; she was a courageous, single-minded, confident, humble, brave at death, and completely loyal to God and the Catholic Church soul.

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