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The first book, A Thousand Dawns, explores the difference between hardening, which will help us get through life, and softening, which will let us experience life. The second book, The Gods Visit, explores one of the anchoring purposes of poetry, which is to help us settle more deeply into what is. This anchoring into the life of being gives us the strength to go on. And the third book, The Tone in the Center of the Bell, explores how we are shaped by the Oneness of Life. For once we open our heart, the thousand feelings come at us non-stop, the endless waves of a Mysterious Unity. How they wash over us and through us transforms us as we are worn into exquisite shapes by the friction of the world, grounded by our suffering and lifted by love and wonder. Let these poems be companions on your path to know yourself and the inner and outer nature of life more intimately.

Sonja Grace brings an entirely new perspective to the angel genre. She has been traveling and working in the angelic realm for over 30 years is dedicated to Divine love and is an Earth Angel. Our planet has moved into the fifth dimension and we are about to witness a new order of earth angels. Hundreds of thousands of people are beginning to feel a calling to their spiritual light. Yet, some feel misunderstood, different and in many cases extremely sensitive and intuitive about people and events. Sonja Grace was destined to write Earth Angel: A Guide to Finding Your Wings to assist those emerging souls who are searching for answers and hoping to discover their path of service and their spiritual connection to the divine.

Craig Kolavo leads readers on a spiritual odyssey that rivals the complexities of the Hero’s Journey, yet in an innovative and accessible way. The path is not simple and answers to questions not obvious; the journey is rife with tough lessons, epic battles and delusions and illusions that will test your resolve.Though make no mistake: Kolavo is an optimist and is living proof that this journey is possible for anyone and everyone to experience. Once surrender is attained, the realms of science and spirituality intersect harmoniously, leading to a sense of peace that unfolds even in turbulent times. With a trifold call to action, I Am God in Disguise invites the reader to become a player in the game of life by discovering their Divine Nature, surrendering to its power, and inspiring others on this journey. But what happens when we forget our innate powers? It’s all part of the plan, says Kolavo. It’s a necessary process of life, defined by the six stages he asserts we all eventually experience: Alien Birth, the School of Life, Discovery, Epic Battle, Surrender, and Inspire. The adage that it’s always darkest before dawn holds true, according to Kolavo. The presence of increased awareness in the world proves that positive change is on the horizon. As an optimist, Kolavo sees an opportunity that has emerged for humanity: it’s time to wake up from our collective spell of apathy and reclaim our power.When we end our inner battle through surrender, peace will soon follow in the outer world. Surrender transforms us, leading us to collaborate with Spirit via affirmations, visualization, meditation, and more. In keeping with one of the emain tenets of the book, being in service, 100% of the e-book's proceeds benefit Water.org. whose mission is to bring safe water and sanitation solutuions to those in need.

Good Riddance 2020!!!!! Michelle Welch, Psychic Medium will be joining us LIVE, on-air, offering insights and guidance about the upcoming year. Here's to some positive and uplifting news for all!

Stopping is not slowing down. There are many books on slowing down the frantic pace of life. This is not one of them, even though an important aspect of Stopping―even one of the reasons for Stopping―is, in fact, to slow down. The process of Stopping is very different from the process of slowing down. Trying to slow down does not slow you down. We have been trying to do that for many years now; it generally doesn't work. It's like trying to cut down on smoking: in a short time you end up where you started, except more frustrated. Fortunately, there is something we can do about it. Stopping can get us off the train, can separate us from the speeded up rhythms of those around us, and can bring us into rhythms of our own choosing, which, it's important to note, may well include some time on the fast train. Stopping can roll us into the roundhouse for refreshment and cooling off so we can make sure that, when we take off again, we're on the right track, going in the right direction, and have a very intimate working relationship with the engineer. Stopping can bring us both an answer and a solution.