Spirit Communication: The Soul's Path

by Kevin Ryerson, Stephanie Harolde

An authority on New Age practices and medium for prophetic spirits discusses the art of trance channeling and its use in reaching higher consciousness and spiritual fulfillment

Genres: Spirituality

279 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 1989

About the author

Kevin Ryerson is an award-winning Expert Intuitive. He is the author of the land mark book Spirit Communication:The Soul's Path. His latest book The Future Healer: Spirit Communication on Healing was co-authored with Ron Henry D.C. He is featured in Shirley MacLaine's best sellers, Out on a Limb, Dancing in the Light, It's All In The Playing and Sage-ing While Age-ing. His research work is featured in the books Flower Essences, Spiritual Nutrition (Dr. Gabriel Cousens) and most recently in Dr. Walter Semkiw's books Return of the Revolutionaries:The Case for Reincarnation and Soul Groups Reunited, Born Again and Dr. William Kautz's scientific use of intuition in Opening the Inner Eye.
In 1987 Kevin Ryerson introduced "Transformational Travel ".
These journeys connect you with "the spirit of place" and often
change you for the better with inspiration from this life and past
lives. Kevin leads groups in Bali, Egypt, England, Greece, Ireland,
Japan, Peru, Wales, Arizona and Hawaii.
Kevin Ryerson served as a Director of the Intuition Network and is the former Vice President of California Society for Psychical Study. He is co-founder of the Institute for the Integration of Science, Intuition and Spirit. He is a founding Director of The Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center.
His credits include creative consultant on the the television mini-series Out on Limb, the movie Poltergeist II, and the movies The Magic Boat and Palooka.
His media experiences include Oprah Winfrey, Good Morning America, CNN, Yoga Journal, Newsweek, Kindred Spirit and other national and international forums.
Kevin is well known and respected for his balanced and integrated world views. He provides experiences that touch and change people's lives. His life work is dedicated to bridging the gap between science and spirituality. He maintains a consulting practice in Seattle, Washington
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Reviews

[Ace · Rating 3 out of 5]

My grandfather spoke often of the New Age movement and I wanted to know more about the belief system that inspired such fascination in him. As an agnostic myself, I read this from an objective point of view. I don't agree with everything Ryerson has to say, but the book got me to stop and think about the movement in relation to my own beliefs, and books that make me think - even about how I disagree - are good reads in my opinion. Ryerson explores his notion of the spirit and the soul, interspersing Christianity with Buddhist and Hindu elements (most notably, reincarnation). He offers meditation guides and information on chakras and visions, and then intertwines all of it to create the cohesive unit of the New Age Movement. I'd be particularly interested to read an unbiased, updated volume based on the scientific developments that have come about since 1989.

This is a good read for people who want to know more about the New Age movement. People who are questioning their own faith - and therefore reading up on alternative religions - may find this interesting as well.

[Ocean · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF because it's obviously a pile of horse shit. I'm open and I have a wide set of beliefs but I just don't vibe with this author/"medium". He seems like a very good charlatan to me.

PS: I found this on top of a trashcan so at least I didn't spend any money on it..

[Jen Maidenberg · Rating 4 out of 5]

Solid intro to understanding a first person account of channeling and felt believable. The channelled sections also resonated.

[Marlon · Rating 5 out of 5]

hard to find