Monday, September 8, 2014

I'm Like Alice Looking Down the Rabbit Hole But Quantum Jumping




The Golden Ratio
I love writing. By the age of nine, I knew I wanted to write books and share them with others. At that young age, I sent my stories written on lined paper with a number #2 pencil to a  publisher, only to receive a nicely-worded rejection letter. Fast forward a few decades later, I tried again with the same results. Not one to give up, I discovered Publishing on Demand. iUniverse.com published my first book, Path to Truth: a Guide to Higher Unconsciousness.*  Veterans in the publishing industry gave me the following advice. First, don’t quite your day job; you won’t make any money in this field. Good luck.
    Again fast forward four years later, I had my first novel, Life is Never as It Seems, published in 2005, by Genesis Press. Two years later Genesis published the sequel, It’s Not Over Yet. Nevertheless,  I decided to reinvent my publishing career by letting  go of the literary agent and publisher.  I was free to do what I wanted to do. The publishing industry was undergoing a revolution with Publishing on Demand and eBooks. I became a gate jumper. A gate jumper is one who thinks out of the box and not necessarily follow the established rules of publishing. You can read about how I made the shift to become a gate jumper in my 2009 blog: I'm a Gate Jumper:Rethinking the Publishing Industry. http://bit.ly/1oYPXnY                      
    It worked for me. I self-published my third book-Secrets Unraveled. (http://amzn.to/WH3HwR) It became an Amazon bestseller for over three years. I do believe you can accumulate money in the publishing industry as a writer, especially now with the eBook and Amazon changing the publishing landscape. My daughter, Michelle Carey’s first book, Church Chick, (http://amzn.to/1w7Swg0) published by Sunrai Multimedia, LLC., has done extremely well. She is a quantum jumper.
    By now you may be wondering what quantum jumping is and what does it have to do with the publishing industry. Quantum jumping is based on the principle of Quantum Physics that if we observe something it becomes real for us. When you quantum jump, you envision what you desire in your world by imagining, feeling  and acting as if you already have what you desire. Mathew Cross, author of The Divine Code of Da Vinci, Fibonacci, Einstein & You and Millionaire’s Map, stated in Personal Transformation - The Secret Power of Chaos.(http://matthewcross.com/chaos.htm). “By letting our imagination soar through ideal scenarios and feeling them as if they are "real" - in the present tense - we set the stage for miracles in our lives.”  You also set the stage for the Law of Attraction to kick in and like a magnet, it pulls to you what you’re focusing on.
    As I prepare to launch my latest novel, Secrets and Serpents, (http://amzn.to/1qHnzL2) I decided to blog about the quantum jumping process I am using to reach my chief aim-goal- of making my book more visible to the world. You can have a great book, but if no one knows about it, the book doesn’t sell or sell as well as you want.  I already know quantum principles work from my life experiences. Blogging about it is a technique to keep me focus on my goal. Additionally, I want to share the process with you. These quantum steps will work in any area of your life.  
    Subscribe to my blog and follow my journey into the magical world of manifestation.
    Get started by reading David Cameron’s A Happy Pocket Full of money: Infinite Wealth and Abundance in the Here and Now. http://amzn.to/WH25mS An easy to read book, detailing how to build wealth consciousness and understanding the science behind it.  

 Next blog: Know What You Want

*1.618.1 the Golden Ratio and number of manifestation
   

 *Path to Truth: a Spiritual Guide to Higher Consciousness is now an eBook, Path to Truth: a Spiritual Memoir

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Five Days of Darkness-Free ebook on 9.3.14


Five Days of Darkness, Book One of the Rankin Family Series, Free on September 2 & 3

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Meet the Rankins- Jack, Serenity and Charlie-an ordinary family. Serenity a professor at a local university is caught up in a domestic rebellion against the government with her students. Jack who’s on the other side of the fence, working for a powerful US senator, is determined to crush the movement his wife is supporting. Charlie, their seven- year- old autistic son is unable to speak, but is psychically gifted. He sends his mother the thought, “Danger, we have to go.”  In Five Days of Darkness, Serenity sets out on a perilous path, running from the FBI and an unknown alien force, to save her marriage and the life of her son.  



   


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Jack Rankin, betrayed by the people he once served in the high echelon of the government, is now determined to uncover the truth and exposed the deception that almost caused the death of his son, Charlie, who is in a comatose state. A non-believer in the supernatural, Jack began to have out-of-body experiences that he either has to accept or lose everything he loves.  

FBI agent Lulu Li is out to prove herself to her superiors by solving a ten- year- old cold case of a missing father and daughter. The only help she has is from the voice she hears in her head.

In the desert of New Mexico, Jack and Agent Li cross paths as they battle against a force that is always one step ahead of them.
 


                                                                          
 Release date: 9.23.14                                                                     
 

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Secrets & Serpents-Lucid Dreams and OBEs

Lucid dreaming and out-of-body experiences are the driving force in the second book, Secrets & Serpents of the Rankin Family series. Oh yeah, winged serpents (Anunnaki) of Planet X are also a part of this paranormal psychic suspense thriller.
The idea for the story developed from my own experiences with lucid dreams and out-of-body experiences (OBEs).  I have been doing both for a number of years. During a lucid dream in early November of 2013,  my spirit guide showed me three things that would occur on the trip I was scheduled to take to London, England to attend the Gateway of the Mind Conference: I would see a black wrought iron fence; I would meet an African medicine man; and there would be a connection with World War II. All three things happened.
The conference was held in the Tabernacle, a building located across from a small garden with a black wrought iron fence. The fence became my marker for not getting lost in a section of London that was new for me. I’m now friends with @ Andrew Banjo, a Nigerian medicine man, and the last day of the conference was on a Sunday, November 11, 2013. Each year on November 11, the United Kingdom remembers the men and women who gave their lives in the two world wars.
Lucid dreaming is powerful. While lucid dreaming you are aware that you’re dreaming. In fact, you become the director of the dream and can change the landscape of the dream.
Of all the psychic experiences I have had, going out-of-the body is the one that I feared the most, but was utterly excited about having it happened. My OBEs occur spontaneously. Imagine having lunch with a friend and your consciousness pops out of your body for a few seconds and you stare at your body and that of your friend. You know what happened, but your friend is oblivious to the event. Lucid dreaming and OBEs are powerful confirmation of life after death, of multi-dimensional worlds, and of quantum jumping. 
In Secrets & Serpents, the main character is Jack Rankin. I chose Jack from the first book of the Rankin family series, Five the Days of Darkness, because he is a non-believer in supernatural and psychic phenomena. Nevertheless, Jack is faced with a dilemma. What would he do to save the soul of his son? Is he willing to become a conscious explorer of the worlds within worlds? Would you?
In this series, I reveal how ordinary life is really full of extraordinary psychic occurrences and people, if we only open our consciousness.
Secrets & Serpents coming 8.22.14.

Sunday, June 1, 2014

The Best Medicine For Your Body, Mind and Spirit is Physical Activity

Half of the year has passed and I know many of you have started an exercise program and have stopped or have been thinking about starting one. It's never too late to take that leap to do preventive care by committing and participating in an exercise program that's right for you. My guest blogger is Michelle Carey, a Health and Wellness Coach, sharing tips on why physical activity should be a vital part of your health journey. You can reach Michelle at http://www.sunraicommunity.org/health-wellness/2014/5/27/you-physical-activity.html.
 You & Physical Activity
It's the hardest thing to do.  It's the hardest thing to start.  It's the hardest thing to keep up over time.  But keeping your body moving helps it thrive and function.  It's a crucial part in keeping our aging bodies agile.  
Research has shown when a body doesn't get the proper movement it needs, it degenerates.  Inactivity of your body is eventually fatal.  Physical activity of some type aids in proper digestion, helps with your circulation, and of course makes you look better in your clothing.
Think about what it would take to make movement apart of your everyday activity.  Not just moving from your desk to your co worker's desk, but making a serious effort to adding at least 30 minutes of physical activity into your life as a daily ritual.  
Now you're thinking, how can I get myself into a routine?  Remember to keep things in balance.  Not all fitness routines are made equal.  Not everyone belongs in the gym, not everyone belongs in a Yoga class, and not everyone wants to walk outside for 30 minutes.  Find something you like to do.  Be experimental.  Find an activity that will nourish your mind, body, and spirit.  Start slow and build your way up to the minimum of 30 minutes a day. 
The goal is get started and never stop. Here are a few tips to get you started: 
  • Find a friend to help keep each other accountable.
  • Don't compare yourself to others.  You are your only competition. 
  • Ditch the motto,  "No Pain, No Gain." Adding hardcore stress to your body will wear it down quicker, hindering your overall goal.
  • Find what works for you.  Gym, outdoors, studios. 
  • Be accountable to yourself; scheduling your physical activity as an important appointment. 
Remember to take care your body and your body will take care of you!
~SHWC Team