You're Not Crazy, You're Awakening: The Journey of Discovery Continues

Written by Dr. Edwige

Narrated by Dr. Edwige

Not everyone is as sure-footed about the arrival of their paranormal, multi-dimensional and consciousness breakthroughs. Trailblazing the path of awakening Dr. Edwige now offers to be a guide for others. Creating a doorway, she touches on a variety of subjects to advance one's awakening such as soul retrieval, clearing negative energies, DNA activation's, light code activation's, subconscious reprogramming, integrating life force energy, spiritual empowerment and so much more. In it, one finds many methods to increase their vibrational level. This is a treatise on finding your right path to awakening, knowing what tools are of value to you, remembering that you are a divine being, moving one step at a time, with grace and ease. Be inspired to embrace your multidimensional self with unexpected experiences sure to help raise frequencies, awareness, and acceptance of the existence of benevolent beings lovingly waiting in the wings helping many transforms through their ascension.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Archieboy Audiobook Production
• Release date: Apr 3, 2020
• ISBN: 9781456634575

Reviews for You're Not Crazy, You're Awakening

[Kim Hall · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Wow- what a great book on awakening and her story is incredible. So many epiphanies I lost count. I was in awe of some of her experiences and journey, and it gives me a renewed sense of determination to continue intentionally pursuing my own awakening journey. At times it got a bit weird and I was scared off back into contentment with the 3D. But my soul is calling me to so much more. It also underscored just how unique and different everyone’s ascension journey back to God is… and is supposed to be. My ONLY wish was that she had hired a reader as her read of her own book is a little awkwardly done. If you can get past that it’s worth the trip.

[Tracey Riley · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I give this book 5 starts for it's content. There is lots of good information and helpful information. However, the author narrates it and speaks quickly, sometimes VERY quickly. So if you have trouble keeping up, you might want to get the written book. Also, at times I can't tell if she is still ego driven or not, there is a lot that seems fantastical and she almost makes herself out to be a little too ascended. I'm going to look into her other work and see if maybe it just came across that way in this book.