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Spiritual Turning Points: A Metaphysical Perspective of the Seven Life Transitions
SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS WILL HELP YOU
Learn how your past lives influence the present
Know how to recognize pivotal moments in your life and in the lives of others
Be free from fear and open to new possibilities
Understand the natural yet challenging changes in life that present opportunities for spiritual growth
SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS offers a groundbreaking look at the Seven Life Transitions of Birth, the Terrible Twos, Adolescence, Mid-life Crisis, Life Review, Dying, and Death through the lens of Shamanism, Astrology, and the Michael Teachings. It represents the culmination of twenty years of client work, personal experiences, and spiritual mediumship. Victoria Marina-Tompkins presents a compelling explanation for the mysteries of birth, life, death, and beyond. A must read for serious students of metaphysics, SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS is a fascinating investigation of how the soul evolves during each lifetime.
Learn how your past lives influence the present
Know how to recognize pivotal moments in your life and in the lives of others
Be free from fear and open to new possibilities
Understand the natural yet challenging changes in life that present opportunities for spiritual growth
SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS offers a groundbreaking look at the Seven Life Transitions of Birth, the Terrible Twos, Adolescence, Mid-life Crisis, Life Review, Dying, and Death through the lens of Shamanism, Astrology, and the Michael Teachings. It represents the culmination of twenty years of client work, personal experiences, and spiritual mediumship. Victoria Marina-Tompkins presents a compelling explanation for the mysteries of birth, life, death, and beyond. A must read for serious students of metaphysics, SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS is a fascinating investigation of how the soul evolves during each lifetime.
195 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 25, 2011
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About the author
Victoria Marina-Tompkins
3 books11 followersAuthor of "Spiritual Turning Points: A Metaphysical Perspective of the Seven Life Transition" and "A Little Book of Spirit Stories: Encounters with the Paranormal", Victoria Marina-Tompkins is an Intuitive, Astrologer, and founding director of Flight of the Hawk Center for Contemporary Shamanism in Half Moon Bay California. In 1994 she produced the music CD “Flight of the Hawk: Shamanic Songs and Ritual Chants” which continues to be distributed worldwide. Victoria has a private practice in spiritual counseling and is a recognized leader in the fields of contemporary shamanism and spirituality. Victoria lives with her husband John on the Northern California coast.
Flight of the Hawk offers consultations, intensive programs and certifications in shamanism, astrology, and esoteric studies. For more information please contact www.flightofthehawk.com
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April 26, 2011
"Some books, once read, resonate with a powerful truth, leaving you with a perfect moment of utter clarity and you realize if you'd known about this long ago, the knowledge would have made it so much easier to deal with various issues and crises, and outcomes would probably have been accepted with a lot more grace and understanding. Spiritual Turning Points: A Metaphysical Perspective of the Seven Life Transitions, left me with just such a realization. The writing is fluid, concise, and compassionate...and affected me in ways I am still reflecting upon. I highly recommend this intriguing book for anyone who wants an understanding of why and how we choose to weave the myriad tiny threads that become the tapestry of our life". - Tessa Jones, author of psychological suspense and young adult fiction
Victoria Marina-Tompkins offers up plenty of metaphysical food for thought in this in-depth look at the spiritual transitions humans engage in from birth to death, including the “terrible twos” and the “mid-life crisis.” She discusses each turning point in an easy to read style, and uses her years of experience and a multitude of perspectives to strengthen her points. Astrology and soul-level viewpoints are incorporated, but Ms. Marina-Tompkins has a knack for well-rounded representation, and also includes psychology, anthropology, shamanism, cultural studies, historical examples, and personal stories from clients to give readers a holistic sense of each phase and the different ways it can manifest in individual lives. Focusing on the process of life through this breadth of frameworks, Ms. Marina-Tompkins has created a fascinating collection of information that isn’t limited to one metaphysical area. Its appeal should stretch across a range of spiritual interests. - Melanie Thorne, Author
Victoria Marina-Tompkins offers up plenty of metaphysical food for thought in this in-depth look at the spiritual transitions humans engage in from birth to death, including the “terrible twos” and the “mid-life crisis.” She discusses each turning point in an easy to read style, and uses her years of experience and a multitude of perspectives to strengthen her points. Astrology and soul-level viewpoints are incorporated, but Ms. Marina-Tompkins has a knack for well-rounded representation, and also includes psychology, anthropology, shamanism, cultural studies, historical examples, and personal stories from clients to give readers a holistic sense of each phase and the different ways it can manifest in individual lives. Focusing on the process of life through this breadth of frameworks, Ms. Marina-Tompkins has created a fascinating collection of information that isn’t limited to one metaphysical area. Its appeal should stretch across a range of spiritual interests. - Melanie Thorne, Author
January 16, 2012
This book, Spiritual Turning Points: A Metaphysical Perspective of the Seven Life Transitions, looks at life and how it works using the concepts of shamanism, astrology and reincarnation as its foundation. Life isn't just physical, it's also spiritual.
I highly recommend this book, particularly to those studying metaphysics. I found the book a very pleasant read and very hard to put down. It's structure is sound, the flow is smooth and the temperament warm.
What you get here is the scoop on birth, life and death, not just for the physical body, but what the soul wants (and gets) from all of it too. Sprinkle in some goals, a dash of karma and throw in some astrological planetary movements to keep the play and scene changes interesting. Nothing is static; everything is movement.
Like the title says, there are seven transitions in all: birth, the "terrible twos," adolescence, the mid-life crisis, life review, dying, and death. It's through these transitions (also called monads) that our greatest lessons are learned. Transitions are rough and can be terrifying. Forewarned is forearmed, however; we learn we're not out of control, we're being challenged. We get to choose how we accept and use our spiritual turning points. Choice is good and sometimes, just realizing that we always have a choice is a blessing.
I highly recommend this book, particularly to those studying metaphysics. I found the book a very pleasant read and very hard to put down. It's structure is sound, the flow is smooth and the temperament warm.
What you get here is the scoop on birth, life and death, not just for the physical body, but what the soul wants (and gets) from all of it too. Sprinkle in some goals, a dash of karma and throw in some astrological planetary movements to keep the play and scene changes interesting. Nothing is static; everything is movement.
Like the title says, there are seven transitions in all: birth, the "terrible twos," adolescence, the mid-life crisis, life review, dying, and death. It's through these transitions (also called monads) that our greatest lessons are learned. Transitions are rough and can be terrifying. Forewarned is forearmed, however; we learn we're not out of control, we're being challenged. We get to choose how we accept and use our spiritual turning points. Choice is good and sometimes, just realizing that we always have a choice is a blessing.
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