Song of the Wind occupies a unique niche in the realm of Spiritual or New Age wisdom. Its heart is eclectic, drawing upon more than one source to reveal living truths. A common thread throughout is the author’s personal and informed perspective on the situation of empathic people. These individuals have a splendid openness about them that allows them to relate to both the seen and unseen worlds through telepathy and clairvoyance. At the same time, these sensitive individuals must learn filtering skills so they do not become alienated or overwhelmed. The book’s central theme is spiritual autonomy; and its timely and universal message is that we make the most gains through living from the heart, individualistically and authentically. These compendious chapters offer validation to those on the spiritual road that our souls will rapidly grow and expand as we relinquish all attachments to rules, laws and regulations. Every single person has the right and privilege of communicating directly with the many Guides, Spirit Helpers, Angels and Archangels, Ancestors, and Holy Ones. Each of us has the ability to dream of and form relationships with the Beings of Light who are guiding and directing us toward this immanent shift in consciousness.
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Janet Michele Red Feather, JD, MA, is a Ceremonial Singer for Native American Ceremonies, including namings, healings, pipe and sweatlodge ceremonies, and the Mandan Okipa. She knows over 60 songs in Mandan and Lakota. Janet’s new book, Song of the Wind, is named for one of her beloved Spirit Helpers. The book’s lush, imagistic style invites readers on a unique journey through the joys and uncertainties of empathic existence. Each chapter offers another stepping stone on the brilliant journey toward love, peace and connection with our Higher Guides.
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