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101 Soul Bytes: A Lighthearted Look at 101 Random Subjects
by Lorraine Hockley
Category: Spiritual/Religion
Description: This fun spiritual book will inform, entertain and inspire you all at once. There are 101 subjects, one per page, with subjects as diverse as aliens, soulmates, shopping malls and telepathy. You'll learn something, you'll smile, and your day will be brighter for having read this little book.
eBook Publisher: SynergEbooks, 2010 SynergEbooks
eBookwise Release Date: January 2011
 
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Available eBook Formats: OEBFF Format (IMP) [122 KB]
Words: 21767
Reading time: 62-87 min.
"I loved this book. I intended to read a little each night, but ended up reading the whole thing in one afternoon -- I couldn't put it down! It had a strange way of wooing me into its pages on this random
journey of spiritual delight."
~ Alison, NZ
BIRTH
When you travel, you queue at customs, file through X-ray machines, then get crammed into over-crowded planes. That is nothing compared to the trip you take when you are born into a new life.
You stand on the threshold of the boundary between the spirit world and Earth. Your parents did the deed a few months ago and there is a fetus growing in your mother's womb, awaiting a soul to join it. That soul is you! Yes, that peanut-shaped bit of flesh is your next Earth body.
You hesitate for a fraction of a second, but by now it is too late to cancel your contract. All the other players -- your soul group friends -- are already on Earth, or about to leave themselves. You have got to go through with it. So, deep breath, last farewells, and off you go down the chute...
"'Waaah!" Yes, it's not nice on Earth. Not nice at all. Cold hands are poking and prodding you, loud noises assault your tiny ears, and no one is paying the slightest bit of attention as you express your immense displeasure at being back on this planet again.
Then something wonderful occurs: you are placed into your mother's arms. It is warm and safe there. You snuggle in. Maybe this won't be so bad after all. "I'll stay, and see what happens..."
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