ISBN: 978-1-933538-59-4

Publisher: Bridgeway Books 

Over weight, depressed, involved in addictions and in an abuse relationship but one day everything changed, Jaia Lee tells you in her introduction to this book. She had an obsessive interest in Metaphysics, philosophy and psychology but nothing prepared her for that change. It was as if she was suddenly in a world free from worry, fear and pain. She was happy just to be alive. 

People said she looked ten years younger, she was happy and at peace. Jaia went on to write this book from what she felt in her heart.

As a child we are conditioned to fit inside a box but as we grow up we step outside the box and leave behind the things our parents think we should be like. We are told it is up to us to step beyond and listen to ourselves and raise our children accordingly.

Love them and love ourselves.  

This all sounds good but is it all too good to be true? It certainly could make a difference if all she writes about in bringing up children works. The authors says if you knew who you really were you would realise you are here to “learn and to explore and love and create”.

The author tells us we can only get into heaven if we become as a child.

This book is only based on the authors experience and it tells us at the beginning to listen and trust in your own guidance. 

She talks of death in this book as an aspect of life and how we can believe and see that heaven is actually already here in our life on earth. Death is only a transition into a new form of life.

Jaia talks about letting go and if you want something to happen just take a small step first and things will begin to happen for you.

Do you camouflage yourself in your life? Read the chapter on initiation and discover how not to.  

I felt a bit sceptical about the idea we shouldn’t be working for money - you do get rewards for working but you shouldn’t expect money as a reward ,she tells us. Of course you have to read the book to really grasp the authors meaning.

Much of it seems to me just to be positive thinking. She gives you the way forward by showing you exercises to do several times a day.

Reading the book does make you want to try out her ideas although I’ve read many of these types of books and find them with much the same content, just written in a different way. I do still enjoy reading them and pick up pieces of information from them that affect myself.

The author is a very clever and perceptive woman who is sure there is an answer to what and who we are, that there is more to life than we are aware of.

Her discovery of a life she had never before imagined through her own personal experience and insight has made her want to share this knowledge with everyone.

I read it and perhaps you too will and maybe your life will change and you will be in “a place where everything becomes possible”.