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The Voice of the Mountain

Reviewer Emily Decobert: Emily graduated from Kentucky Wesleyan College with degrees in History and Psychology and a Masters in Library Media from Western Kentucky University. She spent a few years being a teacher and librarian until she left to help run her husband's business and work on her novels. Emily reads about five books a week and loves reviewing. She is a book reviewer for bookpleasures.com and other publishers.

Voice of the Mountain - Authors: Amanda Spink and Steve Gye
Publishers: Clear Fountain Press
ISBN: 978-0-9805698-4-1

Sometimes a book comes along that changes the reader's life. Occasionally it's for the bad, but most of the time it is a positive change. Something written in the book reaches out and touches the soul of the reader. For me, Voice of the Mountain was one of those books.

Daniel Bradley's life has been totally decimated. His wife was killed in a car accident and he was behind the wheel. Though he was not at fault, the guilt won't go away. He can't stand his old job or old life. He decides there is only one choice; to commit suicide.

He chose to go to Hawaii to end his life, but instead he finds a new beginning. He discovers a small, sparsely populated island and rents himself a shack. While it is relaxing, the real life change comes from what happens next. As he floats on his surfboard or just sits quietly, voices enter his thoughts. They are not his own, but messages from higher beings he dubs ‘voices.' They urge him to reconnect to the earth and open himself to discovery. They continue to teach him and by following their suggestions he becomes healthy in mind and body.

He begins to share this wisdom with people on retreats to his beach and he even finds romance. Things are perfect until a volcano destroys the island. Will the voices of the mountain continue with no mountain?

This book is amazing both in message and in the tale itself. Daniel was an ordinary guy who finds that the voices could communicate to him when his mind was open. That gives readers hope, for if he could do it we can too. It opens an exciting new realm, the chance to reach a higher plane. It also is very believable because Daniel isn't a mystic, but just a guy who is no more gifted than any of us. It gives an example of a real world link to a higher place.

The next part that touched me so was the message itself. The voices told him that humanity is slowly dying. Our body is polluted with bad food and drink, we live inside and lack healing sunlight, and we have lost the earth connection that is vital to human existence. We are also killing the planet with our pollution. Only by returning to nature and to the earth can humans find healing and be able to one day hear the messages as well.

That is all so true. It made me think of my junk food diet and days of setting inside writing instead of going outside. I realized I was killing myself and I have sworn to change. Very few books have impacted me in this way. Read it and see what truths you find.

Daniel Bradley's life is shattered when his wife is killed in a car accident. He quits his job and goes to Hawaii. Under the blue tropical sky, he lives simply in a shack at the foot of a Mountain. After a time his mind becomes so clear that he begins to get messages from the higher realms. The refined energies of pure love and pure truth.

At first he fears that he is going mad. But then he begins to embrace what he hears, and this changes his life. The messages themselves are actually from genuine channelling and will truly amaze the reader. Timeless knowledge and wisdom beyond question.

The Voice of the Mountain is also a compelling and fast paced story. It shows that even in the face of great adversity, the human race and indeed the earth itself can persevere if we keep our hopes alive. The Voice of the Mountain will change the way you see the world.