Top Spiritual Non-Fiction Books to Start Your Journey: Recommendations for Awakening and Ascension

Embark on your spiritual journey with my top non-fiction picks, perfect for awakening and ascension. From timeless wisdom to practical guidance, these high-vibing reads will inspire and guide you toward a deeper, more meaningful connection with your Higher Self.

The Truth About Hemingway and Paris: Debunking the Shakespeare and Co. Myth

The writer passionately corrects the misconception about Shakespeare and Co. in Paris, refuting claims that Hemingway frequented the current establishment. They highlight the store's history and criticize its profit from a false legacy. The post encourages openness to opposing viewpoints..

The Hemingway Effect: Channeling Ernesto and Reflecting on His Lessons

Today is Ernest Hemingway's 125th birthday, and the writer feels a deep connection to him despite their differences. Hemingway's spirit advises her to write authentically and not seek recognition. Reflecting on this, she finds value in living a quiet life and trusting that her work will reach those who need it.

Key Takeaways From Journey of Souls: Unlocking the Secrets of Past Lives and Soul Development

The book "Journey of Souls" by Michael Newton, PhD, explores the transitionary stage between lives based on his clients' experiences with past life regression therapy. It discusses various intriguing concepts, including soul memories, gender preferences, soul maturity, and parallel lives. The book provides profound insights into the spiritual realm and encourages readers to contemplate their own experiences and beliefs.

Exploring Worldviews: A Reflection on ‘The Illusion of Democracy’ and the Path to Inner Harmony

The newsletter about the Illusion of Democracy garnered high open rates but also a significant number of unsubscribes, with a reader accusing the author of playing into the hands of the fascists. The author emphasizes independence from political affiliations and discusses their reading of "What Is Your Worldview" by James N. Anderson, acknowledging its bias but finding it thought-provoking and revealing. The author concludes by summarizing their foundational beliefs and recommends the book despite its bias.