The Great Awakening: Our Prophesized Transformation and the Attainment of Embodied Enlightenment

by Mike Dooley, Matt Kahn (other), Sara Landon (other)

New York Times bestselling author Mike Dooley invites 6 world-renowned authors to channel their often shocking and inspiring insights on the mysteries hinted at by ancient prophecies. They discuss the energetic and psychic upheaval we're now living through, offering unique lessons on how each of us can now tap into our own supernatural powers. They also speak of Earth's ascended masters and how they performed their miracles, offering step-by-step instructions for our own self-realization (otherwise known as embodied enlightenment or Christ consciousness). Contributors include Darryl Anka, Matt Kahn, Sara Landon, Salvatore Rachele, Lyssa Royal Holt, Daniel Scranton, Jessie Herman, and Tracy Farquhar.

Genres: Spirituality

200 pages, Paperback

Published October 1, 2024

About the author

Mike Dooley is a former PriceWaterhouseCoopers international tax consultant, turned entrepreneur, who's founded a philosophical Adventurers Club on the Internet that's now home to over 350,000 members from over 189 countries. His inspirational books have been published in 23 languages and he was one of the featured teachers in the international phenomenon, The Secret. Today Mike is perhaps best known for his Notes from the Universe emailings and his New York Times bestseller Infinite Possibilities: The Art of Living Your Dreams. Mike lives what he teaches, traveling internationally speaking on life, dreams, happiness.

Reviews

[Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am going to restart reading this book immediately, there is so much amazing information to soak in!!

[Margaret · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phenomenal! Lots of wisdom and new ideas to consider. Exactly what I needed at this time. Funny how sometimes the right book just falls in your lap.

[Olivia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Highlighted the sh*t out of this 💫💫💫

[Cara]

I had this on Hoopla from the library but it’s fixed format (not flowable text) for no apparent reason, so it can’t be read on a phone or small-screened device. His formatter apparently didn’t know what they were doing. Disappointing. The version on Everand is even worse. It’s still fixed layout but it’s also fuzzy, like it’s a bad scan of a PDF.