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We Are Adam: The Partnership of Adam and Eve in the Garden and What it means for you. Author:Ramona Siddoway Many people, both in and outside of the church, have misconceptions about Adam and Eve in the Garden, as well as miss the rich symbolism of Eve as the Mother of all living and a woman's representation in the Tree of Life symbolism. Because of cultural overlays onto this allegory, societies have twisted and lost the lessons--and template--for consecration in marriage and the eternal divinity within womanhood, as well as the measure priesthood plays in the entire narrative. Through extensive research of the Church's doctrine, prophetic and apostolic quotes, Hebrew scholars, and Hebraic definitions of biblical passages and words, this manuscript gathers into one place extensive research that uncovers and reveals an amazing and profound plan encapsulated within the Garden of Eden that most readers have barely scratched the surface of.
Ramona Siddoway is also Monica Rivers. As Ramona, she is a Cedar Fort author and has published extensively in the United States, Europe, and Africa. Her articles have been translated into several languages around the world. She received a BS in Sociology from Brigham Young University. Ramona has served as an Institute and Gospel Doctrine Teacher, as President in the Relief Society, Young Women, and Primary organizations, and serves as Public Affairs Assistant Director over media in the North Houston Area. Along with nonfiction, she writes quirky mysteries. She is known for her wit and impeccable research, whether writing or teaching. She and her husband have traveled extensively around the world.
Her favorite assignment was to research and write about the endangered Palanca Negra Antelope in West Africa. She traveled with a conservation group to a private Angolan reserve, camped out under the African stars, and interviewed local tribesmen.
As Monica Rivers, she writes cozy mysteries.
Ramona is a community organizer and grassroots activist on many fronts. She feels it is everyone's responsibility to be an active member of both the local and global community. She is an avid reader and certified yoga instructor, loves gardening and homesteading, gets giddy when the annual Texas Renaissance Festival comes around and breathes easier when she is nestled among the trees. She currently has three chickens, three dogs, and two cats. An anomaly in most social circles (too hippy for conservative folks and too conservative for hippy folks), she has been described as unique, interesting, and, most appreciatively, pure sunshine.
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