Book description
A renowned psychic's soul-stirring odyssey to spiritual realms beyond the material world.
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As part of my metaphysical quest, I had several readings through a medium my sister-in-law recommended.
In the second reading, my late husband came through loud and clear, and I was given a recommendation to read Echoes of the Soul. When I read it, it was as if I remembered it, rather than reading it for the first time. I understand this book, too, was a soul signal I set before birth that kept me moving toward my destiny.
My wife and I had the opportunity several years later to attend a seminar Echo Bodine conducted in Atlanta, and Echo…
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