Thank you to NetGalley and 6th Books for the ebook in exchange for an honest review.

Not exaggerating when I say I feel like this is the book I’ve been looking for my whole life. Everything else I have read is either too much or not enough on the subject. I read the first page of this at work and stopped because this is not the kind of book you want to read while your mind is focused on something else, this is something you really want to focus on properly, when everything around you is nice and quiet.

I am already excited to read this again and to recommend it to everyone, I know a lot of people who will be helped immensely by this. This was a beautiful read. I’ve heard a lot about the trilogy she wrote but never got around to reading it but that’s gonna change right now.

This is my first exposure to the author’s writings, and I enjoyed it. I tend to gravitate toward books that describe someone’s spiritual journey, and this one had the bonus of possessing a Jungian perspective. I found myself resonating with the writing style (a cross between journal entries and a conversational tone) as well as the wisdom imparted through the experiences reflected over a lifetime.

I particularly like the author’s humility and her transparency with her shadow elements as she embraced the totality of her being. There is a welcoming feel, devoid of piousness and superiority. The exercises/meditations offered at the end of each chapter provide an invitation to go deeper into the material on a personal level.

Overall, this is an interesting and inspirational read for both those with experience with the transcendent realms and those just beginning their explorations.

My thanks to the author, the publisher, and NetGalley for the privilege of reviewing this book. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

This review is being posted immediately to my GoodReads account and will be posted on Amazon upon publication.

I really enjoyed this book. I have more experience and education in Jungian psychology than I do with the paranormal and other major tenets of this book. That being said, I found the more paranormal and mystical discussions to be really inviting and well stated. Susan Plunkett does a wonderful detailing really complicated and intense experiences in a very open and welcoming way. Unlike many authors who discuss relationships with higher beings and guides Susan Plunkett shares these stories as relational and grounding as opposed to ego centric. Her approach to discussing these relationships allowed me, as a reader, to feel alongside her in a journey and not having an experience as if I were being spoken to from a pulpit. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and I feel more open to these paranormal experiences and guides as a result. Thank you Susan!!!

Susan brings us to a journey from before birth through childhood, teenage years, and adulthood to old age, guided by imaginary friends, higher dimensional beings, archangels, and Carl Jung. This is quite fascinating book to know from the paranormal perspectives that is not familiar to us.