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The nine steps: A story of birth and rebirth
After looking into the world of the afterlife for a long time, Anne Givaudan and Daniel Meurois were able to focus their attention on what might be called the world of "pre-birth".
Using their familiar method of projecting consciousness, for the nine months which make up a pregnancy, they followed the path of Rebecca, a soul preparing to take on a body of flesh.
Day after day, week after week, they faithfully recorded how the being to be incarnated went through many metamorphoses.
Like a documentary article, their testimony retraces the various psychic and physical changes which everyone undergoes in the womb and the worlds which lead to it.
This is a new way of looking at foetal life and the process of reincarnation.
Written in a simple, direct style, the originality and amount of information the book offers make it a work that does not just speak to those who are to give birth to a child, or have already done so, but also all those for whom life is an everlasting source of wonder.
For some twenty years, Anne Givaudan and Daniel Meurois jointly offered a peerless testimony to a wide audience on the plurality of worlds and the quest for a new consciousness. Translated into eleven languages, the twelve books they wrote together have rapidly become best-sellers on a global scale.
Their joint work has already undeniably contributed to an open spirituality for the new millennium. Today, both authors are continuing their work of teaching and diffusing along their own paths which have lost nothing of their inspiration and drive.
Using their familiar method of projecting consciousness, for the nine months which make up a pregnancy, they followed the path of Rebecca, a soul preparing to take on a body of flesh.
Day after day, week after week, they faithfully recorded how the being to be incarnated went through many metamorphoses.
Like a documentary article, their testimony retraces the various psychic and physical changes which everyone undergoes in the womb and the worlds which lead to it.
This is a new way of looking at foetal life and the process of reincarnation.
Written in a simple, direct style, the originality and amount of information the book offers make it a work that does not just speak to those who are to give birth to a child, or have already done so, but also all those for whom life is an everlasting source of wonder.
For some twenty years, Anne Givaudan and Daniel Meurois jointly offered a peerless testimony to a wide audience on the plurality of worlds and the quest for a new consciousness. Translated into eleven languages, the twelve books they wrote together have rapidly become best-sellers on a global scale.
Their joint work has already undeniably contributed to an open spirituality for the new millennium. Today, both authors are continuing their work of teaching and diffusing along their own paths which have lost nothing of their inspiration and drive.
140 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 23, 2015
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June 24, 2019
This is a perfect book to understand incarnation preparations. Anne, Daniel, and Rebecca, who is preparing for a new life, brought to this world a very important message with a simple sentence:
When a baby is born on Earth, people are happy, but they cry in heaven. And when a person dies on Earth, in heaven are happy.
That is the truth about the Evil Karmicons organization that is always taking care that somebody is crying, suffering and dying. They add happiness as a canvas on which the Evil hurts more.
When a baby is born on Earth, people are happy, but they cry in heaven. And when a person dies on Earth, in heaven are happy.
That is the truth about the Evil Karmicons organization that is always taking care that somebody is crying, suffering and dying. They add happiness as a canvas on which the Evil hurts more.
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