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Born to Heal
God lives inside me
There is only one way to describe the book I Am and the Spirit Walks with Me, genius! Never before have I identified with a book the way I identified with this one. The stories told by the author are so real that reading this book virtually transported me to the author's world. The whole story was about turning my negative experiences into my healing points, motivators and a source of motivation for other people. Reading about someone else's nasty past experience convinced me that I cannot use the things that happened to me in the past as alibis for failure.

The most beautiful thing about the book is in the messages about finding God and finding peace within through the knowledge that God is within me. I recommend this book to anyone who  feels like they have had a difficult past or know anyone who feels like they have. Great book!
~Hope Baraka
In my book, I share a variety of examples that are real life-related events, and how each negative event created negative brain patterns. Negative experiences can be transformed into positive brain patterns which create a healthier way of living, and open spiritual pathways toward higher consciousness.

It feels great to be in a state of awareness, and consciousness to know where my life is heading. The things that impacted my life that kept me closed up for so many years no longer have a hold on me. It wasn't always that way. I had taken on victim energy, and through my transformation, I learned how to release this energy and regain my power. Overcoming these traumas has opened my heart to sharing information as a healing tool for many other people.

My goal is to reach and transform as many lives as possible to awaken other people to this same level of consciousness, one soul at a time tarting with mine. I am inspired and motivated by the outer realms of my mind that which I see but may not yet be visible to others. I try to stay open at all times to receive new information to deliver to those who are open to new possibilities and want to receive healing for the body-mind-spirit.
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Conifer Colorado 80433-1223
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