This prayer meditation practice takes one down a deeply moving and very unique path of healing and self empowerment. As in biblical times, and indigenous cultures, it reconnects healing with God and the spirit body.

Esoteric teachings from Buddhism, Hinduism, Shamanism, and Judeo-Christian Kabbalah are thoughtfully woven together to create a deeply moving and very powerful healing practice that inspires creativity in prayer, traditional ancient eclectic prayers, along with original. Restores health to the body, while evolving the soul. Two powerful guided meditations accompany the book series.

I was brought up as a Catholic Christian. In my young adult years I found some of the teachings to instill guilt. The words used were negative. I later found the Course in Miracles; this undid the ego guilt, it was also a course on healing on a very deep level, I learned to forgive. I thought this was all I would ever need it undid my false perceptions. I later practiced Buddhism & Hindu Chant for many years. I experienced a healing and awakening. I was knocking on Buddhas door and God answered me. The Kabbalah came to me. I than wrote this series. When done, I sought out and spent 3 years at a synagogue celebrating God through Judaism. I spent approx. 6 years preparing this project but it is from a lifetime of spiritual practice and research. Many other personal experiences brought this work to me, too much to mention here. First conceived in 2007, finished the series in 2016, printed in 2017 first copy. It is a copywritten completed series. The world was going through transition. I put it to rest for a few years; Now I am told it is time, and needed to balance the polar extremes.

There are some typos! Have fun finding them! Written, Edited, illustrated and formatted by me. It reads very well. There are 7 books in this series all completed, copy-written. Not kept in my possession or on my computer. Book one is the only one in print at this time.

Copyright limits use: For personal self help use,by yourself or with a spiritual, interfaith professional or councelor. If your counselor does not practice a religion or meditation, they are not a good fit. Professional use: one on one, (counselor and patient). If you have severe psychosis use with a councelor.