Reading first-person accounts is often difficult because they have a tendency to isolate the reader, rather than give them a point of reference to empathize with the author. This is not the case with The Sorcerer's Dream. Dreamshield writes with such emotion you can literally feel her reaching out and pulling you in to share her journey. Her words come through with a lyrical quality that borders on being poetic.
As you follow Dreamshield on her spiritual quest, you start seeing glimpses of your own path. This isn't to say the reader's path is the same one; rather the reading places the reader in a spiritually open position that is perfect for discovering roads that may have been previously hidden. If the reader is also a Dreamer, this connection becomes much stronger. This book is not only Dreamshield's journey, but can also be the catalyst that the reader is seeking.
Alysa Braceau does not hold back on what she shares. Her thoughts and feelings throughout the journey are put forth without hesitation. You feel the author is a woman comfortable within her own skin, and this comfort creates a trust that frees the reader to fully experience what is written. This is a book for anyone who feels the calling to be more, experience more and to live fully.
The Sorcerer's Dream rates seven colors on The Rainbow Scale.
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5 comments:
Dear Joyce,
That what you describe in this review is exactly what I wanted to present. About the open position for discovering roads that may have been previously hidden.
Thank you for this compliment and
for being your guest:)
And I wish you and your visitors all the best!
Alysa
Alysa, you have achieved your goal then :-) Thank you for being here and for writing such a wonderful piece!
That sounds interesting, that this book can open my own hidden roads. That is hard to do. Doing it first person is hard enough in and of itself. This looks to be a very intense, yet interesting book.
I had to stop in and mention this. I listen to public radio, classical. There is a show on called dreamscapes and they are playing techno-tribal music. Using techno instruments, drums and digeridoo's, they are revitalizing Shamanism.
This is fascinating!!!!
Hi unwriter,
Thanks for your comments:)
Sounds interesting this radiostation and the techno-tribal music.
I am going to check that out!
Best dreaming wishes, Alysa
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