All Things Go: How I Became A Shaman

by Eric Durchholz, Patrick Coleman

In April of 2013, Author Eric Durchholz had a near-death experience followed by a soul transfer. As a result, he died and was replaced by a new consciousness named Patrick John Coleman. A new soul in a full-grown body... much to the confusion of his friends and family. As the new age concept of a walk-in soul is relatively unknown to the mainstream, a growing army of walkins are coming to this planet in a "Divine Invasion" to set this polluted and hateful world back on a course towards peace. As Coleman struggled to find out where he came from and what happened to Eric, he turned to the great psychic researchers Edgar Cayce, Jane Roberts and Esther Hicks for answers. In doing so he found he had uncanny connections to them while also uncovering a plot by his family to keep him silent. The book also includes several hours of specially produced video footage including reenactments of key events linked via QR Codes so keep your smartphone handy and get ready for a mindbending, soul-expanding thrill ride.

182 pages, Paperback

First published September 3, 2014

About the author

Born as Patrick John Coleman in Louisville , Kentucky, the boy was adopted by the Durchholz family in Hopkinsville, Kentucky and raised on a farm very close to where Edgar Cayce was born and raised.

As a child he spoke often of his playmates that his parents deemed imaginary but Durchholz claims were spirits that haunted the family farm. When the farm succumbed to the financial pressures of a drought coupled with the shenanigans of an entity named Oxopoy, Durchholz was told to never speak of the haunting again.

The entity continued to take an interest in the boy and followed the family to Indiana where they had relocated in a small town Mount Vernon near the site of two failed Utopian experiments. The village of New Harmony would feature prominently in his first novel The Promise Of Eden, and he would attempt to tell the story of his birth and childhood through fiction.

After the publication of that novel, Durchholz claims he was besieged by entities eager to have him tell their tales and he fled with his boyfriend at the time to Cleveland, Tennessee. He quickly wrote and published iNVERSION to quiet some of the more powerful and antagonzing spirits. Oxopoy returned to his life and encouraged Durchholz to go to Savannah, Georgia, one of America's most haunted places. He lived for a time near Tybee Island and his writing from that time remains unpublished.

He returned to Tennessee in time to receive news that his birthmother wished to communicate with him. A phone call reunion with her gave him alarming information about his birth and his father that spurred him to move back to Nashville to work on HEARTLESS which was to be his final work before plans to commit suicide.

Unable to go through with it, he published the book without an ending. He was visited by Oxopoy yet again and encouraged to finish the book in order to be reunited with a version of himself from an alternate reality. That Patrick John Coleman had become a powerful psychic and the true nature of who Oxopoy was would be revealed very soon.

Back in Nashville, Durchholz began channeling a "personality" that he assumed to be a creation of his own mind. A character named "Beau Ratliffe" that he played for comedy in a series of web videos, which he would later use to explain how ghosts and alternate realities really work.

After losing everything in the 2010 flood, Durchholz returned to Mount Vernon and was stripped off all resources including his car, his eyesight and death was not far away. The consciousness of Patrick made frequent visits to Durchholz and together they hatched a plan for his escape that would ultimately deliver him to Chicago. And during an "experience" in the Spring of 2013, all was revealed. The truth behind who Oxopoy was, who Beau really was and how Durchholz was to be a vessel for the different versions of himself that had existed in the past and in the future.