Comments on: Angels in My Hair http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/ Fri, 18 Nov 2011 07:57:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: april http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-20669 april Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:04:58 +0000 http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/#comment-20669 I started this book with the hope of finding an explanation for some of my own experiences, and in the end this book gave me the reassurance that they were in fact real. But even more importantly, that no matter how far down in lifes paths you may go there is the assurance of a love and acceptance that is not conditional on the rituals you participate in or your ability to follow the religous lead of others, but that that love is truly there for everyone. This was confirmed to me by a women who had no opportunity to fabricate, or ability witnessed by others to do anything other than to share her witness. I thank God that he allowed this into her life and blessed others in the process as well. Thank you Rating: 5 / 5 I started this book with the hope of finding an explanation for some of my own experiences, and in the end this book gave me the reassurance that they were in fact real. But even more importantly, that no matter how far down in lifes paths you may go there is the assurance of a love and acceptance that is not conditional on the rituals you participate in or your ability to follow the religous lead of others, but that that love is truly there for everyone. This was confirmed to me by a women who had no opportunity to fabricate, or ability witnessed by others to do anything other than to share her witness. I thank God that he allowed this into her life and blessed others in the process as well. Thank you
Rating: 5 / 5

]]> By: L. Johnston http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-20668 L. Johnston Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:17:03 +0000 http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/#comment-20668 Angels in My Hair is an uplifting story that leaves you feeling hopeful and inspired. <br />Angel's Dance: A Collection of Uplifting and Inspirational Poetry Rating: 4 / 5 Angels in My Hair is an uplifting story that leaves you feeling hopeful and inspired.

Angel's Dance: A Collection of Uplifting and Inspirational Poetry
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: S. Rohaley http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-20667 S. Rohaley Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:17:02 +0000 http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/#comment-20667 I went in search of a book to help me with some experiences my young daughter was having. This book jumped out at me. I won't share my story but I would like for people to read hers. Sometimes when you hear something you just inwardly know it's the truth. This is how I felt when I read her book. It changes how you view yourself in this world. It can cause you to reach out to your own angel and feel comfort. This world is cynical and people sometimes only believe what they can see with their own eyes. I would challenge people to set that aside. This book is a gift to people who are ready to listen. It is the perfect gift to give at Christmas. Thank you for writing this book, Lorna. Rating: 5 / 5 I went in search of a book to help me with some experiences my young daughter was having. This book jumped out at me. I won't share my story but I would like for people to read hers. Sometimes when you hear something you just inwardly know it's the truth. This is how I felt when I read her book. It changes how you view yourself in this world. It can cause you to reach out to your own angel and feel comfort. This world is cynical and people sometimes only believe what they can see with their own eyes. I would challenge people to set that aside. This book is a gift to people who are ready to listen. It is the perfect gift to give at Christmas. Thank you for writing this book, Lorna.
Rating: 5 / 5

]]> By: H. Shaklee http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-20666 H. Shaklee Sat, 06 Mar 2010 11:40:32 +0000 http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/#comment-20666 It has been months since reading this book and I still find myself thinking about it. It was a fascinating read and the first book I've read pertaining to Angels. I left the book feeling like I had severely underestimated how involved Angels are in my life and have since turned to more angel books to educate myself further. However, I still can't get Lorna out of my head. Is she for real? Is her story true? Does she really talk to archangel Michael one-on-one? Her straight-forward, take-it-or-leave-it attitude makes me feel like this woman is truly the real thing. That-and the fact that reading this book awakened something deep within my soul. A very worth-while read. Rating: 5 / 5 It has been months since reading this book and I still find myself thinking about it. It was a fascinating read and the first book I've read pertaining to Angels. I left the book feeling like I had severely underestimated how involved Angels are in my life and have since turned to more angel books to educate myself further. However, I still can't get Lorna out of my head. Is she for real? Is her story true? Does she really talk to archangel Michael one-on-one? Her straight-forward, take-it-or-leave-it attitude makes me feel like this woman is truly the real thing. That-and the fact that reading this book awakened something deep within my soul. A very worth-while read.
Rating: 5 / 5

]]> By: Bani Sodermark http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/comment-page-1/#comment-20665 Bani Sodermark Sat, 06 Mar 2010 10:51:33 +0000 http://smeleketehe.org/hair/angels-in-my-hair/#comment-20665 "The sedge has withered from the lake <br />And no birds sing" (John Keats) <br /> <br />That is what the world today has become for most of us urbanites. We are starved for inspiration, for excitement, for something to be passionate about as we sleepwalk through our cushioned drone like existence. Then along comes someone like Lorna Byrne, a woman who has lived a very ordinary, humdrum and trial ridden life in extraordinarily rich, varied and vividly colourful ways, (a woman a la Susan Boyle), Ways which remind us of Christmas magic, all year round, of angelic beings waiting upon us and attentive to our slightest wish, of their eternal support and protection, of life and love everlasting. That is what this book is about, it deals a body blow to the cynicism and general lack of trust in institutions and authority figures that pervades modern (both Eastern and Western) society today. <br /> <br />This book has been a long way in the making. Lorna Byrne has not had an easy life by any standards, despite having seen angels all her waking life. She was born dyslectic and therefore, not singled out for parental focus and attention. She was left more or less alone for most of her childhood, as long as she helped out with household chores. Financial adversity made itself felt, in no uncertain terms in her life, and over long periods of time. That she, a formal dyslectic, and a relatively uneducated woman could write a book that would top the bestseller lists, is testimony to the innate strength of the human spirit, which, knowing no boundaries, can surprise again and again, operating as it does, in tandem with universal forces. This book reminds us once again of a time when we too felt the same way, when we felt the magic of our childhood, when the sun "did not come a wink too soon, nor brought too long a day", to quote Thomas Hood. <br /> <br />What is so remarkable in this book is the ease with which the author allows herself to be led and guided by the angels, despite having misgivings at times. Most of us, even those who believe in angels would balk at the thought of our identity being compromised. Is it possible that this is the reason why all of us do not overtly see our angels? Why their guidance has to percolate through several layers of filters before coming through to us. <br /> <br />For those of us who are looking for answers in life, for those looking for a "sneak peek" at what happens behind the scenes, this is the book for you. It will inspire you to revive your faith in the Love of God and the Angels. The author provides the same picture of angels and archangels in the context of her own life, as Doreen VIrtue does, (in a more scholarly manner) in her many books on Angel Therapy, that is "call the angels for anything and everything, they are available 24/7". Lorna Byrne even says that the all pervading sceptical outlook of the human species has made the angels feel "Unemployed". <br /> <br />This book is a fast and truly captivating read, I found it hard to put down! It was also "infectious", my husband picked it up and found it riveting as well. <br /> <br />Strongly Recommended. <br /> Rating: 5 / 5 "The sedge has withered from the lake

And no birds sing" (John Keats)

That is what the world today has become for most of us urbanites. We are starved for inspiration, for excitement, for something to be passionate about as we sleepwalk through our cushioned drone like existence. Then along comes someone like Lorna Byrne, a woman who has lived a very ordinary, humdrum and trial ridden life in extraordinarily rich, varied and vividly colourful ways, (a woman a la Susan Boyle), Ways which remind us of Christmas magic, all year round, of angelic beings waiting upon us and attentive to our slightest wish, of their eternal support and protection, of life and love everlasting. That is what this book is about, it deals a body blow to the cynicism and general lack of trust in institutions and authority figures that pervades modern (both Eastern and Western) society today.

This book has been a long way in the making. Lorna Byrne has not had an easy life by any standards, despite having seen angels all her waking life. She was born dyslectic and therefore, not singled out for parental focus and attention. She was left more or less alone for most of her childhood, as long as she helped out with household chores. Financial adversity made itself felt, in no uncertain terms in her life, and over long periods of time. That she, a formal dyslectic, and a relatively uneducated woman could write a book that would top the bestseller lists, is testimony to the innate strength of the human spirit, which, knowing no boundaries, can surprise again and again, operating as it does, in tandem with universal forces. This book reminds us once again of a time when we too felt the same way, when we felt the magic of our childhood, when the sun "did not come a wink too soon, nor brought too long a day", to quote Thomas Hood.

What is so remarkable in this book is the ease with which the author allows herself to be led and guided by the angels, despite having misgivings at times. Most of us, even those who believe in angels would balk at the thought of our identity being compromised. Is it possible that this is the reason why all of us do not overtly see our angels? Why their guidance has to percolate through several layers of filters before coming through to us.

For those of us who are looking for answers in life, for those looking for a "sneak peek" at what happens behind the scenes, this is the book for you. It will inspire you to revive your faith in the Love of God and the Angels. The author provides the same picture of angels and archangels in the context of her own life, as Doreen VIrtue does, (in a more scholarly manner) in her many books on Angel Therapy, that is "call the angels for anything and everything, they are available 24/7". Lorna Byrne even says that the all pervading sceptical outlook of the human species has made the angels feel "Unemployed".

This book is a fast and truly captivating read, I found it hard to put down! It was also "infectious", my husband picked it up and found it riveting as well.

Strongly Recommended.

Rating: 5 / 5

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