-Ross Bonacci

The ideas presented within these pages can help the reader focus on improving self and community through imagination and thinking. There is hope for change when the inspiration comes from within. When it comes to freedom of thought, it is easier to change one mind at a time than entire cultures. As long as there are individuals who express optimism for such change, there is hope for all of us. The topics cover common themes that people and society come across while passing through the fire of daily life. These themes are about all of us. They are about time, space, matter, spirit, humanism, and universalism. They attempt to explain by seeding the complex with the simple. There are no endings, only beginnings in awareness when its purpose is to unify consciousness on Earth with universal life. When this occurs rightly, our perceptions will move us into that next stage of being: universal inclusiveness and its eternal expansion.

The ideas presented within these pages can help the reader focus on improving self and community through imagination and thinking. There is hope for change when the inspiration comes from within. When it comes to freedom of thought, it is easier to change one mind at a time than entire cultures. As long as there are individuals who express optimism for such change, there is hope for all of us. The topics cover common themes that people and society come across while passing through the fire of daily life. These themes are about all of us. They are about time, space, matter, spirit, humanism, and universalism. They attempt to explain by seeding the complex with the simple. There are no endings, only beginnings in awareness when its purpose is to unify consciousness on Earth with universal life. When this occurs rightly, our perceptions will move us into that next stage of being: universal inclusiveness and its eternal expansion.

Imagine setting out on a journey of self-discovery with the idea of being alone and unknown. Then, imagine having a serendipitous encounter with someone who makes you feel more recognized than ever before and subsequently indirectly falling in love with that person. What does one do now with such an unexpected phenomenon?

This is the challenge that awaited Kris as he set out backpacking through Canada to—at least for a moment—steer away from the land where popularity and likeness and having a job with a pension often overshadows substance and meaning. As Kris put it, “All my success and adulation, past or present that I’ve received, of it all, there was simply nothing I could hang my ‘happy hat’ on. It just didn’t feel true anymore.”

So, with the intent of finally facing his destiny, the inevitable prerequisite of facing loneliness and solitude in order to “get the signal clear,” Kris decides to travel into unfamiliar territory, during which he faces shocking realizations about himself. All of his hardships inevitably cycle back to a tireless effort to seek out that one special someone that he’d had his chance encounter with: Kassie. The problem is, he never got any contact information; not even a last name. Yes, the journey back to love can sometimes be direct and indirect simultaneously, while never really knowing the true target.

You are experiencing phenomena you can’t explain: You know the phone is going to ring before it does. You feel a friend’s emotions as you stand close by. You awaken at the same time every night, feeling like you need to do something—but what? You see a glow around people. You sense a presence in the room, but can’t see anyone. You feel warmth in your hand as you rest it on your sick friend’s shoulder. You become restless because of a growing feeling that there is something you came to this life to do—a divine purpose—what is it? You see people who have died and it frightens you.
Are you alone in your experiences? Are you imagining things? Worse yet, are you going crazy?
In Clear Channel: A Guide for the Newly Awakening, Wendy Joy uses personal experiences to help the reader navigate their own spiritual awakening. She explains these phenomena and more and provides techniques to ease the reader’s journey.

You are experiencing phenomena you can’t explain: You know the phone is going to ring before it does. You feel a friend’s emotions as you stand close by. You awaken at the same time every night, feeling like you need to do something—but what? You see a glow around people. You sense a presence in the room, but can’t see anyone. You feel warmth in your hand as you rest it on your sick friend’s shoulder. You become restless because of a growing feeling that there is something you came to this life to do—a divine purpose—what is it? You see people who have died and it frightens you.
Are you alone in your experiences? Are you imagining things? Worse yet, are you going crazy?
In Clear Channel: A Guide for the Newly Awakening, Wendy Joy uses personal experiences to help the reader navigate their own spiritual awakening. She explains these phenomena and more and provides techniques to ease the reader’s journey.

You are experiencing phenomena you can’t explain: You know the phone is going to ring before it does. You feel a friend’s emotions as you stand close by. You awaken at the same time every night, feeling like you need to do something—but what? You see a glow around people. You sense a presence in the room, but can’t see anyone. You feel warmth in your hand as you rest it on your sick friend’s shoulder. You become restless because of a growing feeling that there is something you came to this life to do—a divine purpose—what is it? You see people who have died and it frightens you.
Are you alone in your experiences? Are you imagining things? Worse yet, are you going crazy?
In Clear Channel: A Guide for the Newly Awakening, Wendy Joy uses personal experiences to help the reader navigate their own spiritual awakening. She explains these phenomena and more and provides techniques to ease the reader’s journey.

The ideas presented within these pages can help the reader focus on improving self and community through imagination and thinking. There is hope for change when the inspiration comes from within. When it comes to freedom of thought, it is easier to change one mind at a time than entire cultures. As long as there are individuals who express optimism for such change, there is hope for all of us. The topics cover common themes that people and society come across while passing through the fire of daily life. These themes are about all of us. They are about time, space, matter, spirit, humanism, and universalism. They attempt to explain by seeding the complex with the simple. There are no endings, only beginnings in awareness when its purpose is to unify consciousness on Earth with universal life. When this occurs rightly, our perceptions will move us into that next stage of being: universal inclusiveness and its eternal expansion.