Meeting Spirit Beings

"The purpose of this book is to share with readers how we can begin to awaken our connection with certain beings across the threshold. It is this threshold of consciousness which separates our everyday sense world from the supersensible world of spirit beings.... This spirituality encompasses connecting with our spirit guides, guardian angels, and the cosmic Christ Being. But, having free will, the initiative for such contacts is very much on us to ask for in order to receive." -- Dr. Bob Woodward How can we connect to and converse with our personal spirit guides, our guardian angel and even the Christ? In this compelling and uplifting work, Bob Woodward offers advice and suggestions on how we can connect consciously with the spirit beings who seek to support us in our everyday lives. He shows how, by reaching out to them, we can facilitate greater engagement and even direct dialogue. In the first part of the book, we are introduced to human qualities that can wake us up to our personal spirit guides. Intentionality, silence, trust, and gratitude are all important milestones on our inner path. Woodward shares personal reflections and actual conversations with his own guides, who offer insights into methods and processes. In the second part, we are encouraged to build a mindful relationship with our guardian angel, who accompanies us on Earth, after death, and into future incarnations. We are taught how to coordinate our life path with our angel and to facilitate a healing and supportive relationship. In addition, Bob Woodward offers transcripts of an extraordinary series of "conversations" with the Christ being--a dialogue he initiated during Christmastime. If Christ is present to offer love and support to all human beings, shouldn't it be possible to enter direct dialogue with him? The author's attempts result in an inspiring series of discussions that offer perceptions of the meaning of life, death, and eternity.

Dr. Bob Woodward was born in 1947 in Gloucester, UK. Having studied at public and Steiner schools, he became a coworker at the Sheiling School in Thornbury, a Camphill Community center, based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner. He remained in the Camphill Movement, living with and teaching children with special educational needs, for some forty years before retiring in 2012. He took a special interest in understanding autism in children and young people. At the age of 46, Bob received an MEd degree from Bristol University, followed by an MPhil at the age of 50, and a PhD from the University of the West of England at the age of 64. As well as being a qualified educator, he is a spiritual healer and the author of several books. He has been married for forty-two years and has five grown children and many grandchildren.