Labels

The book 'Labels' is written in the first person to give insight on everyday life being a spiritual experience. At a young age Helen found she was able to communicate with different spiritual beings. She began to correlate scientific fields with that of religious writings. The different religions really do walk hand in hand with the scientific facts as she unraveled the codes within ancient writings. Reading less, she found she was able to absorb information in the electrical magnetic fields. Knowledge gained by connecting with the energy of the elements of the earth. Yet in the knowledge Helen lacked wisdom. In her own frustration of knowing things she felt limited and unbalanced. Helen's mind now had knowledge, yet the soul cannot feel knowledge. The book brings us immediately into the present day where Helen works as a bartender in Colorado Springs, Colorado. This scenario explores the realms of everyday life interwoven with reincarnation, angels, demons and alien spirits. The main characters Trey, Johnny, Zeke, and Charity each living their own lives with the inner secrets of knowing their original souls nature. Helen shares of her mind's perception, that which limits herself to open her awareness. She brings attention to the spiritual not just being elaborate displays of grandeur, but the deepness of a one-time conversation with a stranger in a laundry mat, to sharing a hug with a friend. At first the reader is drawn to the characters everyday actions, habits and/or thoughts. Now, look closer, read the actual words being used and the numerology of the timetables. The 'labels' in which you the reader have created your opinions of the characters and re-examine how you are living your own life. The freewill you have, the words you use and the appreciation of each souls experience.