Elizabeth M. Herrera

Shaman Stone Soup: True-Life Stories That Show Miracles Can Happen to Anyone! (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Shaman Stone Soup" takes you on the journey of an atheist who discovers Native American spirituality and becomes a healer for friends, family and clients. The author shares her personal stories that demonstrate how spirit guides, angels and enlightened beings can answer calls for help through miracles. You will read about the matronly ghost who overstayed her welcome, the spirits of ancient wise men who offered advice and a miraculous cure from cancer for a friend, the man who got out of his wheelchair to go hunting and fishing, a vivid dream and later chance meeting of a pastor who had asked God for a sign, the metamorphosis of a schizophrenic, the loving afterlife contact from her mother who died unexpectedly, and many other stories that follow a short introductory memoir.

"Facilitates understanding about shamanism and alternative spiritual paths." SANDRA INGERMAN, World-renowned Shamanic Teacher and Author

"Valuable glimpses into the deep and universal spiritual roots of all healing processes." HAL ZINA BENNETT, Ph.D., Bestselling Author of Over 30 Books

"Take this journey into the world of the Shaman and the miraculous power of love." LOUIS LaGRAND, Ph.D.

"Demonstrates how our connection with nature and each other helps dissolve our illusions of separation, allowing miracles to occur." CINDY LORA-RENARD

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Elizabeth M. Herrera
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370394494
• Artikelnr.: 48653177

Autorenporträt

Elizabeth M. Herrera is a shamanic healer and author of life-changing books. Her stories encourage people to stretch outside their comfort zones and reexamine their own beliefs. She inherited her rebellious spirit from her father who was raised by his grandfather a full-blooded Apache who smuggled sugar and flour from Mexico into Texas, exchanged gunfire with Texas Rangers and crossed paths with Pancho Villa.