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This first volume of 'Understanding Spirituality, Anomalous Phenomena as life lessons' 30 random writings drawn from the true-life experiences of the Caribbean's most radical indigenous rights activist Mr Damon Gerard Corrie. Himself a Barbados island-born Lokono-Arawak descendant of the last Hereditary Shaman Chief of the Eagle Clan Arawaks of Guyana, South America, Damon lives between the Caribbean islands and greater Amazonia (of which Guyana is included within), and he has a unique perspective 'mental bridge' between the two very different worlds.
His writings in this volume cover a very wide range of subjects and is a treasure trove of his personal life experiences, which includes spirit guides/guardian angels, visions, dreams, visitations from the conscious energy of benevolent physically deceased loved ones, as well as encounters with malevolent non-human entities and physical manifestations of anomalous phenomena associated with both, astral travel, Animal spirits, shadow people, Old Haig, Canaima, Dai-Dai, the little people, numerology, as well as his personal insights into a wide range of issues and topics-from a spiritual perspective. The average reader of this volume easily finds some topic of common ground, allowing the reader to intellectually connect to Damon's writings at some level in our own personal lives.
His writings in this volume cover a very wide range of subjects and is a treasure trove of his personal life experiences, which includes spirit guides/guardian angels, visions, dreams, visitations from the conscious energy of benevolent physically deceased loved ones, as well as encounters with malevolent non-human entities and physical manifestations of anomalous phenomena associated with both, astral travel, Animal spirits, shadow people, Old Haig, Canaima, Dai-Dai, the little people, numerology, as well as his personal insights into a wide range of issues and topics-from a spiritual perspective. The average reader of this volume easily finds some topic of common ground, allowing the reader to intellectually connect to Damon's writings at some level in our own personal lives.