Testament to My Resilience

Laura Muchmore Author Interview

In You Are So Much More: Truths Shared by Spirit Volume One, you share with readers your spiritual experiences as well as your journey from childhood to motherhood and the challenges you have faced along the way. Why was this an important book for you to write?

As mentioned in the book, I am a very private person and don’t like to be ‘on stage,’ so to speak. The fear of judgment looms large in my mind, keeping me in the closet. However, there was this gentle yet persistent calling of my Soul, a voice that urged me to share little bits of my musings with those around me. The overwhelming response to my blog was, ‘WOW! That touched me. You should write a book!’ I have learned to trust these nudges and listen to the inner stirrings encouraging me to leap into the unknown.

Writing the books was truly a form of therapy for me, a lifeline during a time when I was experiencing one trauma after another. It was a testament to my resilience, giving me purpose and allowing me to work through all the jagged emotions ‘on paper.’

The creation of anything – a painting, a poem, a garden, a home – flows through the creator into physical form, and although I had typed the words, organized the content, and shared my own ‘radical transparency,’ I was amazed by what I read, and I knew that these books had a profound mission – to remind people of who and what they are – SO MUCH MORE! With such an important mission, I could not allow my fears to keep these books on my computer. So I jumped and prayed for a parachute and launched these books into the world, unsure how they would land.

Once the books were available for purchase, I held my breath and was pleasantly surprised by the positive feedback from the readers. Words like “I feel seen,” “This deeply resonated,” “A must read,” “The nudge I needed,” and “A rare gift” gave me the strength and confidence I needed to continue. I am a custodian of these books, and I am honored that I was able to be the vehicle to bring them to life.

I appreciated the candid nature with which you tell your story. What was the most difficult thing for you to write about?

The most challenging topic to write about was my journey to self-acceptance. My first blog post was a writing assignment given to me by a life coach, which opened a Pandora’s Box full of unconscious memories, perceptions, and internal conflicts that led me on a journey of self-exploration, ultimately leading to the writing of these books.

What is one misconception you think many people have about spirituality?

The biggest misconception is that one must look, act, or live a certain way to be considered “spiritual.” I have encountered more people I refer to as “Everyday Mystics,” who don’t practice yoga, wear crystals, meditate, or attend metaphysical conferences yet are in contact with extraterrestrial beings, channel their Higher Selves and other Divine Collectives, can see beyond our visible life experience, can heal with the touch of their hands, hold frequencies that help to heal the environment – their gifts are limitless. These people are your boss, doctor, lawyer, friend, family member, and even your next-door neighbor.

There’s also the idea that if someone is considered ‘spiritually evolved’ that they must have their shit together. NO ONE has it all figured out and we are ALL trying to find our way through life. There are more days than I’d like to admit that I feel anger, frustration, judgment, sadness, apathy and disgust. It’s how long I choose to stay with those emotions that determine how ‘evolved’ I am. The greatest spiritual teachers are those who can show their vulnerability and human weaknesses while walking their path – Authenticity is the most powerful tool in self-transformation.

I’ve also discovered that some who wear the costume of ‘spirituality’ are the most dysfunctional, manipulative, and corrupt people I’ve come across. They tend to use spiritual buzzwords, regurgitate someone else’s content, and dress up in garb that would catch the attention of a seeker. It all comes down to “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” The key is discernment.

Can you give us a peek inside Volume 2?

The summary on the back of Volume 2 reads as follows:
Following a life-altering experience that shook her world, Laura returns to the quantum realms seeking answers. Through continued hypnotherapy sessions, she receives protection and preparation for sharing these universal revelations with humanity.

Volume 2 weaves together profound spiritual insights with raw human experience, showing how we can conquer life’s challenges through a higher perspective. This continuation of Laura’s journey reveals that even our darkest moments can lead to our greatest evolution, reminding us that we are never truly alone as we walk between worlds.

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You Are So Much More: Truths Shared by Spirit chronicles the journey through the life of an ordinary woman who, in seeking to better understand herself, her relationships and her path, was provided a glimpse into realms beyond conventional understanding while in past life regression sessions. The messages received were not just for her, they were meant for all of humanity.

Join Laura on an extraordinary journey as she delves into the mysteries of consciousness through Quantum Hypnotherapy sessions. What begins as a simple quest for self-discovery evolves into profound encounters with Divine Beings, extraterrestrial consciousnesses, and her own multidimensional nature.

Through these sessions, universal wisdom about humanity’s true potential is revealed, challenging our understanding of reality while offering hope and guidance for these transformative times. This deeply personal account demonstrates how an ordinary life can open doorways to extraordinary revelations, proving that we are indeed so much more than we imagine.


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