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    Torn Clouds: A Novel of Reincarnation and Romance
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    Torn Clouds: A Novel of Reincarnation and Romance

    By Judy Hall

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    Torn Clouds features time-traveler Megan McKennar, whose past-life memories thrust themselves into the present day as she traces a love affair that transcends time. Caught up in the dark historical secrets of time.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Hunt Publishing
    Release dateJan 27, 2012
    ISBN9781780993478
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    Torn Clouds: A Novel of Reincarnation and Romance
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    Judy Hall

    Judy Hall is a therapist, astrologer and healer who has 25 years’ experience in the psychic field. A workshop leader for the College of Psychic Studies in London, she runs past life and psychic exploration groups all over the world. She is author of 11 books, including ‘Principles of Past Life Therapy’.

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    • 4/5
      An entertaining book. Mecky is a woman whose life seems to have imploded: her husband wants her only for money, she is lonely, and has an aggressive cancer. Various coincidences lead her to a trip to Egypt where she has profound experiences of past lives around the time of Akhenaten. Along the way she meets others on the first trip, then in past life regression sessions, and another trip to Egypt. Several of the people appeared in her earlier incarnations, and as she learns more of those lives, her own life shifts in ways she cannot anticipate. Is it real? Is it a created fantasy? Who knows?I enjoyed the book for its depiction of past life work, and it seems believable. Whether the events in ancient Egypt transpired is up for conjecture. I'm not one for more new age thinking, where the focus seems to be all about personal development and nothing else, but the writing and story were so engaging I managed to work past those portions.