Time Odyssey: The Soul's Memory; Part III: Awakening - Time Odyssey: The Soul's Memory, #3 - E-book - ePub

Name: Time Odyssey: The Soul's Memory; Part III: Awakening
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Author: J. F. Weckesser
ISBN: 9781301633531

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Rachel, a survivor of a lonely and bleak childhood, now is recovering from a car accident that killed her husband and unborn child. Heartbroken and suicidal,... Lire la suite

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Rachel, a survivor of a lonely and bleak childhood, now is recovering from a car accident that killed her husband and unborn child. Heartbroken and suicidal, she heads north to Canada to find 'the perfect place' to kill herself. Driving through a peculiar mist, she comes upon a small community in the forest-and Aaron. Aaron remembers her from past lives, but she has no memory of anything before her tragic childhood.
Aaron tries to break through Rachel's hard shell of protection to help her realize who she really is, to remind her of her purpose, and to continue where they left off. Part III of the trilogy.

Date de parution

03/08/2013
Editeur

Bluewater
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Time Odyssey: The Soul's Memor
ISBN

978-1-301-63353-1
EAN

9781301633531
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ePub

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Biographie de J. F. Weckesser

Legends and myths of lost continents have always intrigued me, and as a longtime member of the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, and also the Association for Research and Enlightenment, one day "Time Odyssey: The Soul's Memory" began to unfold in my mind: What would it have been like to live in those days? Curiously enough, I saw the world as a male for the first two books of the trilogy, and as a woman in the third.
I believe even our greatest heroes and masters were human, and probably struggled with their own hopes, fears, desires, misgivings, lapses of judgment, joys and sorrows-especially during the dark and scary times. It is the rising above these roadblocks that make the hero. A Zen proverb says, "The obstacle is the Path."My present home is in Wisconsin, but I spent many years in California. My heart belongs in both areas.