Kirjahaku

'Everything is for the purpose, and the purpose is love.' Suddenly discovering in herself the gift of clairaudience, an extraordinary journey began for the author at the Millennium towards understanding this fully, awakening her to realisations and perspectives far outside and beyond her own experiences and knowledge. Wishing to share these and especially some of the beautiful insights, wisdom and loving guidance taken down in dictation led to this book. These greatly enriched her life, and are quoted verbatim that others could be enriched by them too. 'We all work together dear friend ..... It is our true purpose dear, that of Beingness of Love. It permeates all planes, all dimensions from all levels of consciousness, thus the raising of consciousness is the 'beingness' of love, the Universal energy - thus infinity. This connects us all'

1912. Leaving his chilly Scottish shores, 22-year-old Sandy MacNeil takes a job in the British West Indian Bank in Bridgetown, Barbados. There he finds life far removed from the strict Presbyterian society he left behind. Full of anticipation and eager to taste all that the colourful and exotic tropics has to offer, he finds the eccentric and unusual characters he is naturally drawn to between the two worlds of Bajan Colonial Society and the freer untrammeled life of the waterfront. In keen pursuit of as much experience and sybaritic delights as he can find, he meets three beautiful young women: Lois, Maureen, and Elmo Crofts, The Golden Girl, who dares to wear the flower of the poisonous and dreaded Manchineel and whose story is woven through this tale of the West Indies.