Kirjahaku

An incredulous story where truth is stranger than fiction. This is one human journey from the heights of success to the lows of incarceration. Where hidden institutional corruption and abuse of power can target anyone but touches everyone. This story shows how it takes a pure heart, an awake conscience and great courage to stand up and fight back by answering love's call to action.

This is a collection of poems spanning five decades based on the everyday life experiences of the author. From child rearing and poems for her young children, to observations of human nature and beyond. Both the silly and the serious topics are covered from the depth of pain to the heights of joy. There is something here for everyone.

This author has combined their knowledge of more than a decade of healing, with valuable insight about wakefulness, consciousness, spirituality combined with technique. "The Code" is a condensation of a healer's personal experiences and and explanation of the secrets, of well known disciplines, designed to teach us how to experience and express, the personal power we all possess. Healing is not easy, but with clarification of the basic elements, the hope is that anyone that desires to heal, can find a way to help themselves, their loved ones and this planet.

The world is in crises and people are hurting. If we can rise up and claim our innate power, we can more effectively bring about positive change personally, socially and globally. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. This book illustrates a way forward and highlights key areas that need attention, based on the author's own experiences. It is both about rising up and itself the means and the vehicle for rising up.

Just as the light can be broken down into its component colours, our spectrum of life events can be filtered through the prism of our mind to reveal threads of colour. These colours of the Light illuminate our life path with key lessons and insights.

Victoria Hall, the "Grand Lady" of Gottingen Street has always been a spectacular example of French, Second Empire elaborate, decorative style of architecture in the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Its external beauty and prominence was obvious to many for almost a century and a half. However few ever ventured inside or even knew who lived there except when invited to the annual events open to the public. This story is an inside view of not just a decor but a snapshot of some of the people, their lives, their experiences, the secrets, the rumours and the hauntings.

If you are a skeptic, this book is for you. If you take comfort in the world as we know it, you may find this book disturbing. For many, much of what we thought we knew about our world and ourselves is no longer considered sacred because what we experience and know to be true, does not match the common narrative. This is a thesis about finding the real truth by unmasking the contradictions and fabrications in our stories. The author examines the narratives around creation, evolution, the ancient peoples, extra-terrestrials, Christianity, religion, the End Times, the knowledge gap, the science of energy, artificial intelligence, the invisible realm, the power of intention and the nature of man. The hypothesis is that the collection of all those shared precepts about who we are, how we got here and why we exist are just a Grand Illusion. This is about questioning established tenets and finding nuggets of insight, illumination and more plausible explanations based on the new information that has emerged. Therefore this book will examine who we are from a different perspective. The truth, once realized, will make the greatest story ever told, seem boring in comparison.