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Echoes Unheard

by Skelton, Debra
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Echoes Unheard: Reflections on the Unseen


Echoes Unheard is an offering of diverse thoughts on the Unseen world from profoundly wise minds who, like so many of us today, are driven by an unquenchable desire to understand that which we cannot see.


In this highly readable sequel to Echoes: Teachings from the Past, Wisdom for the Present, we hear from mediums, psychologists, researchers, scientists, artists, spiritualists, activists and environmentalists, both past and present, many of whom have sadly been forgotten. With passion, wit, humour and pathos, they share their experience of Otherness and their remarkable insights into the nature of human and divine consciousness. Echoes Unheard is abundant in relevance, wisdom, and inspiration for the contemporary spiritual seeker.

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BrandInner Quest Press
Pub dateJun 1, 2023
ISBN-100228893585
ISBN-139780228893585
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.29 × 6 in
Weight0 lb
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