This book will encourage spiritual seekers of all ages to make a pilgrimage to Ireland or, if that isn't possible, to feed their souls with Celtic spirituality.. In this unique book, best-selling angel author Theresa Cheung takes readers on a guided tour of Irish spirituality with the focus firmly on th
- Title : Celtic Angels: True Stories of Irish Angel Blessings
- Author : Theresa Cheung
- Rating : 4.66 (486 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-3-30
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 288 Pages
- Asin : 1849834830
- Language : English
This book will encourage spiritual seekers of all ages to make a pilgrimage to Ireland or, if that isn't possible, to feed their souls with Celtic spirituality.. In this unique book, best-selling angel author Theresa Cheung takes readers on a guided tour of Irish spirituality with the focus firmly on the nation's deep-rooted belief in angels. Punctuated throughout with real-life stories from both Irish people and visitors to the 'Emerald Isle', it will show that although being Irish isn't necessarily a prerequisite for seeing angels, it can certainly act as a catalyst. Many Irish people have grown up with stories of guardian angels and protector saints like St Patrick, so their insights and stories provide the perfect launching point to help others connect with their own angels. Here are stories of miraculous healing from this mysterious and sacred land, which has historical associations with the divineThere is also quite a bit of time spent with the group of men interacting with each other. Delightful, colorful, clever birdhouses. Granted, there is an extensive set of chapter-based endnotes (and I strongly suggest reading them, they're as engaging as the book itself), but the lack of footnotes is a serious flaw. She apparently wrote the book for a solely British audience, as there are many cultural and societal references that are lost on the non-Brit reader. Well, it's a fine book, pix are first-class, a keeper -- except it's in GERMAN and I don't speak German!. The end result makes the sequence seem unintentionally dramatic if not downright cinematic. A good book, known by few, written by an even less well known author, to which I am grateful. Brian Lamb is a brilliant and trusted interviewer - I love C-Span and especially their Book/TV on the weekends where I get ideas for good reads. The original film was a good work.But, all in all, this film is right on for the younger audience (under 8). I have been a Realtor for over 20 years and find it informative and practical. The good times recounted far outweighed the bad. The story is entertaining but can be long for 4 and 5 year-olds.The story faults, in that it employs too many characters with no character development, which adds unnecessary confusion and clutter to the story. A few years ago a niece was able to
. She lives with her husband and two children in Oxford. Born into a family of spiritualists, Theresa Cheung has been involved in the research of psychic phenomena for over twenty-five years. She has a master's degree from King's College, Cambridge and has written a variety of books about the paranormal including Sunday Times bestsellers, An Angel Called My Name and An Angel Healed MeShe has a master's degree from King's College, Cambridge and has written a variety of books about the paranormal including Sunday Times bestsellers, An Angel Called My Name and An Angel Healed Me. She lives with her husband and two children in Oxford. About the Author Born into a family of spiritualists, Theresa Cheung has been involved in the research of psychic phenomena for over twenty-five years.
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