ink & peat - Exploring Self-publishing and The Other Side with Ghost Helper, Tina Erwin

Exploring Self-publishing and The Other Side with Ghost Helper, Tina Erwin

11/22/22 • 37 min

Author of The Lightworker's Guide to Healing Grief, and seven self-published books on Amazon, Tina Erwin is known as a Ghost Helper. Ghosts, she explains, are just souls that - for any number of reasons - did not make the transition from their earthly life to the realm of the afterlife. In ink & peat episode 29, Tina shares with us her insights and enthusiasm about self-publishing, glimpses of her history and the responsibilities she feels as a Ghost Helper, and a few anecdotes about ghosts she's helped to reach the "other side".
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