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This continued narrative of events begins with three ancient angels and their interference in the role of angels and gods with humans interdimensional. Paul continues to move forward with his spiritual awakening and goes deeper in his psychological and sacred inner temple. Lilith (the first woman) and Merc (Hermes) continue to guide Paul in his new path while adding new characters from the past, present, and future to bring multiple facets of magick, angelic powers, and mythological characters into the story. Through this narrative, the characters have difficulty in denying the evidence of what is the true meaning of the metaphysical and the physical. The reader will travel with the characters through their own spiritual paradigms so as torelate them to their normal lives. The evidence provided creates a new understanding of one's self and a new spiritual-awareness path. A Warrior's Path continues with the process of a group of characters coping with concepts regarding psychics, past lives, religious dogma, and the synchronicity of gods and goddesses. The story follows multiple female characters through the paradigms of belief in angels, past-life experiences, the metaphysical, ancient religions, and witchcraft folklore and histories. Through this story of unique characters, the reader can find their own truth about society, history, and true spirituality. The metaphysical is all around us, veiled and hidden by controlled religious history. This book educates the reader, guiding each individual to make up their own mind on what to believe and to better understand their self and their perspective on the metaphysical. This book is deep with emotional intellectualism but brings a new light to our original human spiritualism. Everyone is undergoing a spiritual crisis in some form, and hopefully this unique and spirit-inspired book will help the reader find another option in regard to their interpretation of history, religion, and the metaphysical.

P. E. Berg has a doctorate in adult education from Kansas State University, and he served in the US military for twenty-nine years. Paul has written military history and adult education journal articles over the past fifteen years, and The Birthmark Scar is his first collaborative novel. He is currently a university professor, tries to write full-time, and lives on five wooded acres on Sentinel Hill in Kansas.
 
Tantra, Ayurveda, and energy healing are Amanda Hemmingsen’s three core metaphysical disciplines. She has a master’s in English and works full-time as an editor. You can reach her via www.amandahemmingsen.com.