The Sensitive's Circle: Finding Balance & Creating Hope

by Michael Sortomme

The world is changing, faster and faster, day-to-day. Life, and society with it, is careening out of control. As our present grows more complicated, smaller and linked in the most unexpected of ways, our common histories are being reinvented, our past recreated in washed out images, or discarded altogether; our future is unclear. Many are caught in a psychic limbo, unable to move, plan or weigh opportunities for growth, not knowing where to turn for support or who to call in case of emergency.

     Lurking in every group, society, nationality, gender and race, are people more similar than different, with gifts misunderstood but craved by others. They are the sensitives , people kept separate, used as other's anchors and commodities to be exploited, but discarded by the whole as freaks of nature. Millions of international sensitives have lost their voice in this new age of violent earth-changes, disintegrating social and government structures and rampant fear, especially within the construct of organized religion and the medical establishment.

     The Sensitive's Circle reaches out to the growing group of disenfranchised psychics, caretakers and conscious healthcare providers overwhelmed by the weight of responsibility and overloaded by the call to save the planet. It provides a helping hand to the keepers of balance, too overworked to fulfill their own needs and provide their inner beings and Higher Selves with nourishment.

     The book is divided into three sections. The preface and introduction seeks out first contact, recognizing universal need and connection. The first ten chapters define what a sensitive is and outlines the challenges and similarities that bond seemingly diverse individuals together from around the world. It also tells the author's childhood story, from a Reincarnationist's point of view, and includes the changing belief structures that have shaped her life-long spiritual practice. The final six chapters offer skills for creating balance, health and spiritual protection through introspection, meditation, ritual, changing negative physical routines and behavior patterns and embracing positive change on all body, mind and soul.

     The words are uplifting and edifying, the art draws the soul's recognition of truth to the surface and the prayers are relevant for our time. It is written not for the novice, nor the adept, but geared for all people of many professions that feel, give and express until it hurts.

 

 

176 pages, Paperback

First published November 6, 2011

About the author

Michael Sortomme is an author, artist and retired teacher of metaphysics, the occult arts and Active Indigenous Shamanism. Educated in anthropology and modern literature, she has journeyed in pursuit of truth that she translates into vivid paintings and equally compelling stories. As a Reincarnationist, prodigious past-life memory has motivated passions in Genetic Genealogy, Herstory and the Levant. The Pacific Northwest is home—the Oregon wine country—her piece of heaven.

Sortomme founded Singing Lake Press in 2002 to preserve, organize and publish her work. Her first historical novel, The Emancipation Of Giles Corey, a supernatural thriller revolving The Salem Witch Trials of 1692, won the Indie Excellence Award for Best Historical Fiction of 2011 and garnered an Honorable Mention for the Hoffer Award, including a finalist spot for the Montaigne Medal.

Her new title, The Sensitive's Circle, Finding Balance & Creating Hope, is a non-fiction self-help title that is gaining acclaim and promises a different approach to spiritual protection and survival.

Both titles are available through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and other international online book sellers.