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You Are So Much More: Truths Shared by Spirit – Volume Two – I Survived, Now What?
Laura Muchmore’s You Are So Much MORE, Volume 2 picks up where the first volume left off, diving headlong into her post-near-death spiritual transformation and the extraordinary sessions of Quantum Hypnotherapy that followed. The book reads like a spiritual diary, where trauma, recovery, and revelations are processed in real-time through guided hypnosis, channeled conversations with divine beings, and deeply personal reflections. It’s part memoir, part metaphysical exploration, and part call to awaken, to remember who we really are and what we’re here to do. The book unfolds through sessions with her practitioner Bella, as Laura communicates with higher-dimensional collectives, deceased souls, guides, and even her own Higher Self, uncovering emotional wounds, energy parasites, and cosmic downloads on the meaning of human life.
I found the writing heartfelt and unfiltered—raw in its emotions, direct in its confessions, and filled with vulnerable honesty. Laura’s voice is earnest and often funny. At times, the narration feels like an internal monologue that’s made its way onto the page. And yet, that’s part of the charm. She’s not preaching from a mountaintop. She’s in the trenches—sick, angry, confused, laughing, and wide-eyed in wonder. Some ideas and metaphysical claims may be hard to digest, especially if you’re new to spiritual or energy healing work, but Laura’s openness gives you permission to take what resonates and leave the rest.
What truly stuck with me was the emotional depth and the sense of spiritual companionship. Her conversations with “The Ancients,” Archangel Michael, Jesus, and even a confused spirit named Roberta aren’t just interesting, they’re moving. The book made me feel both smaller and bigger. Small in the face of the mystery and vastness of existence, but big in knowing there’s more to me than my everyday life. That said, there were parts that tested my patience. Some chapters take their time, and the deep metaphysical focus might feel a bit dense if you’re someone who’s more rooted in the everyday. But just when things start to drift, a single line would land—clear, powerful, and deeply true—and it would pull me right back in.
I’d recommend this book to spiritual seekers, especially those recovering from illness, loss, or trauma. If you’re into energy healing, quantum spirituality, or channeling, you’ll probably feel right at home. This isn’t a book you just read. You feel it. You walk with Laura. You question, you wonder. And maybe, like me, you come away seeing the world a little differently.
Pages: 262 | ASIN : B0DT25NMK4
The Darker Elements
In Awakening 52, you share with readers the intense spiritual experiences you encountered following the event that nearly took your life in 2014. Why was this an important book for you to write?
Ever since this experience, I felt the need to write a book about what was felt, seen, and heard. I needed to understand and voice what I felt was important messages of faith in what I had encountered. Given that there are so many different views around religions and cultures that divide, for me, it was about creating an understanding and a pathway of self-discovery and a reach to the reader that resonates with the individual. If it makes people more spiritually aware I felt it could create and bring peace to people in a hectic world.
I appreciated the candid nature with which you told your story. What was the hardest thing for you to write about?
The subject was difficult as I really had to step out of my own shadow as it is very personal. Everyone suffers at points of life around death, and it is a sensitive subject. Venturing into the darker elements was not easy as energies felt in this space, I did not want to give it credit or existence, but it was shown with clarity and was written as a warning.
Is there anything you decided to omit from your book that you now wish you had included?
There is so much more that I could have added around impacts into life and how I saw the darker aspects leaching into society, how this energy collectively grows but plan on writing another book in the future as there is so much more to this awakening experience. Awareness could lead to great change in society as it was seen throughout the visions and remembrance, so much more can be written that could assist people in finding self and creating a healthier and more unified world.
What is one thing you hope readers can take away from your experience?
I hope readers can look within and learn more about themselves, understand that life is not the start or the end, and give some guidance into being more aware. To bring comfort to those who may be suffering the loss of loved family members, friends, and peers by understanding they do live on in spirit and soul in a place of immense love. To understand that love is buried within every living person and by connecting to this love and changing views bringing better relationships and creating positive change. If Awakening 52 brings peace and understanding to the reader and alters lifestyles the messages from the master have been heard as his presence was something I will never forget.
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In Awakening 52, Smith recounts this profound experience, one that revealed divine wisdom, spirit guides, and the deep connection between our earthly existence and the afterlife. Years of reflection and regression uncovered powerful insights that challenge beliefs, expand awareness, and offer a glimpse into the unknown.
With raw honesty and deep insight, Smith shares not only his miraculous awakening but also the lessons it brought.
His story invites readers to question, explore, and perhaps even awaken to their own understanding of life’s greater purpose.
Are you ready to take the journey?
The Inner Sun: Unlock Rosicrucian Secrets to Awaken Your Mind, Heart and Spirit
Dr. Peter Gruenewald’s The Inner Sun is a meditative manual wrapped in spiritual warmth. It invites readers into the transformative world of Rosicrucian-inspired breathwork, mantra, and heart-centered meditation. The book is part practical guide, part personal testimony, and part philosophical reflection, offering a 40-day structured journey designed to awaken what the author calls the “Inner Sun”—a radiant spiritual presence within. Through a blend of ancient mysticism and modern science, Gruenewald outlines daily practices to help readers regulate stress, enhance resilience, and deepen their spiritual awareness.
Reading this book felt like having a calm, wise teacher sit beside me, gently coaxing my scattered energy into focus. Gruenewald’s tone is soft yet confident, never preachy, and refreshingly transparent about his own struggles and transformation. What I appreciated most was the balance between mysticism and grounded instruction. The breathing patterns and mantras are explained clearly, with enough flexibility for readers to adapt without guilt or pressure. There’s no rush here, no need to be perfect. It’s all about showing up, one breath at a time.
The clinical clarity sometimes made me feel like I was reading a medical guide rather than experiencing a personal revelation. That said, the sincerity behind every chapter, especially the case studies and reflections on emotional healing, made up for any overly polished passages. I found myself moved, even teary at times, realizing how much emotional weight I carry without noticing. This book helped me notice and begin to let go.
The Inner Sun is a beautiful guide for anyone feeling emotionally frazzled, spiritually adrift, or just plain tired. It’s especially well-suited for seekers who value both science and spirit, logic and love. Whether you’re new to meditation or years deep into the practice, there’s something here for you. I’d recommend it to anyone ready to meet themselves, not in their mind, but in their heart.
Pages: 98 | ASIN: B0F277Q2N8
Foundation Under My Feet
Foundation Under My Feet is a heartfelt collection of poetry that explores the interwoven themes of faith, self-reflection, and nature’s quiet wisdom. Henschel invites readers on a deeply personal journey divided into two sections: “An Echo in the Soul” and “A Formed Foundation.” Through her words, she reflects on life’s challenges and joys while anchoring her thoughts in Christian belief. The poems ebb between internal struggle and external awe, often using vivid outdoor imagery to ground spiritual revelations in the tangible world. Each page reads like a whispered prayer, a quiet conversation with God, or a journal scribbled on a forest trail.
Reading this book felt like opening someone’s diary and finding parts of myself inside. Henschel’s poems aren’t polished in a showy way; they’re honest, even raw. She doesn’t hide from doubt or frustration, she walks straight through them with trembling hope. I appreciated the grounded simplicity of her language. She writes about everyday things: pulling weeds, sleepless nights, cloudy mirrors. Yet in those details, she uncovers depth. There were lines that caught me off guard and stayed with me long after. At times, a few pieces feel more like diary entries than fully-formed poems, but that unfiltered honesty is also part of the charm.
There’s comfort in knowing someone else has wrestled with questions of purpose, with waiting for a “yes,” with staying hopeful when things feel still. Her reverence for the natural world mirrors my own, and I found peace in the way she linked God’s presence to forest trails, rushing streams, and moonlit skies. Some readers might wish for more variety in structure or metaphor, but for me, the steady, soulful cadence felt just right, like hiking a path that rises slowly, with soft turns and sudden clearings.
I’d recommend Foundation Under My Feet to anyone looking for quiet encouragement, especially those navigating personal or spiritual growth. If you love nature, reflective writing, and poetry with a purpose, this book will speak to you. It’s best read slowly, maybe with a cup of tea, maybe while sitting on a porch or near a creek. It gently reminds you to breathe, to believe, and to keep walking.
Pages: 75
Awakening 52
In Awakening 52, Jamie Smith recounts a moving spiritual experience that began with a near-death moment in 2014 and led to what he calls a “soul awakening.” The book details his journey through what he describes as portals into the afterlife, guided by eternal beings and flooded with divine love, revealing deep metaphysical truths. Across 22 chapters, Smith uses vivid, emotional storytelling to connect his near-death vision with lessons about faith, life purpose, the soul, and human existence beyond the physical realm.
Smith doesn’t pretend to have it all figured out, which actually makes the book feel more relatable. Right in the first few chapters, he takes us through the intense pain of cluster headaches and his desperate, heartfelt prayer at 2:52 PM, the moment that opened the gateway to his spiritual odyssey. It didn’t feel like a story he polished for effect; it felt like he ripped it out of his chest and laid it bare. His description of the “two-dimensional picture” appearing on his wall was so specific and unusual that it stuck with me; it was the kind of moment that cannot be fabricated, and it set the tone for the deeply personal nature of everything that followed.
Smith’s writing is unfiltered and emotionally charged. While it occasionally digresses and leans heavily on repetition, this stylistic choice ultimately proves effective. It conveys the sense that the author is not merely recounting experiences, but emphasizing the profound impact of each personal revelation. A notable example appears in Chapter Three, Cleansing of Soul, where he describes reuniting with the souls who shaped his life. His recollection of mowing a neighbor’s lawn as a child is unexpectedly moving, not merely nostalgic, but imbued with a sense of reverence. Through such memories, he transforms ordinary, seemingly trivial interactions into meaningful, even sacred, soul connections. The passage evokes reflection on one’s own past and the individuals one might hope to encounter again in a realm of pure light, a deeply resonant and powerful notion.
The imagery, such as valleys of light, swirling cocoons of love, and temples of wisdom, at times, evokes the tone of a guided meditation script. However, it raises a fair question: who is to define the appropriate language for describing a soul’s journey? There is, undeniably, a sincere charm in his unwavering commitment to articulating the ineffable. Chapter Fourteen, Valley of the Hidden Sun, stood out to me. The notion that diverse cultures and belief systems ultimately converge toward a singular, divine source offers a vision of hopeful universalism that is both compelling and deeply resonant.
Awakening 52 reads less like a conventional book and more like a deeply personal confession, an urgent, almost intimate appeal as if the author is quietly imploring the reader to understand something difficult to express. It is not a work that will resonate with everyone; those who seek empirical evidence or neatly defined theological frameworks may find it lacking in structure or rigor. However, for readers who have ever gazed at the night sky and felt a longing for something beyond the tangible, for a deeper, more mysterious truth, this work may offer a powerful sense of recognition. It is heartfelt, sincere, and unmistakably human. And perhaps that, ultimately, is its greatest strength.
Pages: 173 | ASIN : B0F3JV4TV3
Literary Titan Book Award: Nonfiction
The Literary Titan Book Award recognizes outstanding nonfiction books that demonstrate exceptional quality in writing, research, and presentation. This award is dedicated to authors who excel in creating informative, enlightening, and engaging works that offer valuable insights. Recipients of this award are commended for their ability to transform complex topics into accessible and compelling narratives that captivate readers and enhance our understanding.
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