Kirjahaku

Laura never imagined she would talk to spirits--and didn't want to for many years. When she sensed spirits she sent them away. That all changed in 2007 when a spirit came into a client's therapy session and ended up helping the client. Not that she said a word about the spirit visitation to the client, but she observed the power of spirit to human connection. By coincidence, she moved to Deland, Florida in 2012 where she worked as a therapist. She discovered the south's oldest spirt talking community nearby, Southern Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp, and began taking classes. They taught her to develop her clairvoyance and the abilities to feel and hear spirit to help others. This book takes readers on a fascinating journey inside modern Cassadaga and through the beginning of training as a medium. Discover the natural laws, the mystery, and the challenges of being a neophyte spirit communicator.

Celeste studied mediumship and healing at Jackson Spiritualist Camp in Cassadaga, Florida when she was younger. She and her mother had enjoyed developing their mediumistic talents together, but Mom stayed. Celeste moved on. When her mother passed away Celeste inherited her house in Cassadaga. She was forced to return to deal with the house and to figure out if she wanted to reconnect with the community. So much had changed since she had been gone. And much had stayed the same. Celeste struggles to find her place in the community where dark forces are trying to change it in ways she never imagined. Just when she thought she might know what to do she meets a wonderful man. Then her life turned topsy-turvy in the midst of the turmoil that has become Cassadaga. She finds herself central to the coming changes there and dreams her way to clarity. Spirit called her home, of that she is certain.

Marina is a great therapist. All of her clients think so. One of them misunderstands her unconditional positive regard as more and tries to force himself on her. She develops post-traumatic stress disorder from his attack. As a therapist, she thinks she can handle it by herself but she finds out even therapists might need their own therapist.If the rest of the people in her life would help, she thinks, it wouldn't be so bad. But long-standing sexual problems in her marriage threaten to sink her. Her best friend lives on the west coast. Her daughters are at college, thank goodness. Her life spirals out of control until she finds her way to a new life that works.Excellent book for starting discussions about mental health therapy and therapists.