Journey of Self

There are forms of adventure that are the opposite of thrusting one's self outward.  They are quiet, perhaps unobservable to the outside world, and sometiems so subtle that one doesn't know the magnitude until  it has already passed.  Such is the journey of Self - the multidimensional self; the totality of who we are.

A Little About My Book

In a nutshell, I visited a location in New Mexico, and it was no universal coincidence. I had some small, but interesting experiences during my brief stay there, but upon returning started having dreams. In these dreams I had vivid experiences from someone else’s perspective. I got names and relationships that I was able to validate with US census data from the 1800’s. In actuality here were three, what I have come to understand as reincarnational existences.

The reason I wrote this story is because I believe that knowing and understanding our multidimensional selves is our birthright. Think about this—we may not be psychics who can set up a table and give readings to other people, but access to ourselves? Yes, that is our birthright.

Message from the Author

Bless my dear friends who urged me to get this book out, because without the urging of the many in my life such as they, I may never have had the courage to put Timeless Waters in writing. So now that this page is in place, and a book is in final form, I need to do something with it. But what exactly?

That question causes me to go back in my memory to eight years ago when the story itself began to unfold. Many words describe that time: unbelievable, remarkable, exciting, challenging, difficult, and maybe a little toxic. But I knew it was significant. If someone so average as myself could have such an experience, anyone could!

So I took to task, in the midst of raising toddlers and running a non-profit, to writing about the experience. My reason? Evolution of consciousness is inevitable. The rate of that evolution may vary depending on the threads that are woven together to form the tapestry of our lives. But regardless of the nature of an individual's tapestry, the first step in evolution of consciousness is within one's self. That is what the book is really about.

I make no claims of a literary masterpiece, nor did I strive for it. What it is, however, is a small seed. If the ground of your mind and soul are fertile, you may find yourself on your own unique journey to a heightened awareness and understanding of Self. Therein you will find something wonderful--your own timeless waters.

Blessings,

Sheryl