Anam Cara Wisdom: Spiritual Guidance from Your Personal Celtic Angel

by Donald McKinney

Each person has a personal angel who is available to help with everything from day-to-day problems to exploring one's spiritual path through life. The ancient Celts called this entity an anam cara , or soul friend ? a companion, counselor, and confidant all in one. This illuminating guide explains how to form a personal relationship with one's Celtic angel and make that angel a source of protection, comfort, wisdom, and guidance.
Readers will learn the secrets of the spiritual world inhabited by Celtic angels. Then they'll be shown how to create an angel diary and begin the process of inviting an angel into one's life.

Genres: Nonfiction

302 pages, Paperback

First published June 23, 2006

Reviews

[Rena Sherwood · Rating 1 out of 5]

Umm .... so everyone has a Celtic guardian angel ... er ... it's sort of self-help with feathers.



I debated about whether to admit that I read this. For about ten years, I was a Pagan/Witch. Now I'm an atheist. But even when I was still very Witchy I read this thinking, "Damn, this is silly." This is turned into one of those books I know I should give away (but who would take it?) but still sits on my shelves because I paid money for this, dammit, and I'm going to find a use for this someday even it kills me.

Perhaps one day I'll write a bestselling novel about an Anam Cara being helped by Sherlock Holmes ....yeah, RIGHT...