What are you seeking – love, happiness, peace, abundance? We are all seeking a better life for ourselves. However, all outward seeking is a reflection of something far more important – the inner seeking of our soul.
Our soul has an inner purpose that is common to every human being on the planet. This purpose has been given several names – the shift, spiritual change, awakening, enlightenment, unity consciousness and ascension. Knowingly or unknowingly, our inner spirit is on an expedition towards reconnecting with the universal consciousness or God-consciousness through awakening to the truth of its inner nature. When we consciously participate in this shift, we expedite this re-connection.
The shift is a simple process, if we allow change to flow through us and if we are able to trust our heart. In Shifting to Tao in 8 Months, 81 Verses, 81 Simple Lessons, Losita Bhattacharya recounts her own spiritual journey that created a shift in her thoughts, her consciousness and her view of life.
Losita is a writer and spiritual coach. Over the last few years, she experienced an inner transformation that catapulted her on a spiritual path, taking her away from her previous job in the corporate world to becoming a full time spiritual coach, helping others find their way through their shift in consciousness. Based on her own shift and coaching clients through their spiritual journeys, Losita created the ‘Journey to Spirit’ and ‘Oneness’ workshops that she conducts around the world. She writes regularly on her blog, www.ionearth.org and she can be reached through her website, www.lositabhattacharya.com.
This is a beautiful account of one woman's spiritual journey. I can see so many similarities with my own journey that this book was eerie at times.
Like the author I was led to people and books that helped me walk my spiritual path. It was amazing reading this authors experiences and feeling connected to both her words and her story. I found myself nodding through the first half of the book as I realised I had experienced similar emotions or events. However the final half the of the book was really eye opening as I realised what steps my path were soon about to begin.
The one thing that is so great about reading this book is that I felt connected 'globally'. Yes we all talk about a shift happening but it was emotionally intense to read someone else's words and realise they went through the same thing. It proves to me on more then one level that there IS a shift happening but it also proves to me that each of us were born to journey back to source.
This author writes in a simple and comfortable style, there is not big words that will have you reaching for the dictionary. Instead I often felt like she was beside me telling me the story face to face.
This book was a joy to read and I can highly recommend it to anyone who is already on their spiritual path or for those only just beginning and wondering what is happening to them.
Jess B