fall to grace, A

fall to grace, A

By Sandra Ingerman

Book Description

When stress-induced illness becomes an unexpected doorway to transformation, one woman's journey into another realm reveals profound truths about healing and wholeness. Sandra Ingerman weaves a teaching story that follows C. Alexandra as she navigates a shapeshifting adventure triggered by physical breakdown, discovering that sometimes we must fall apart to find our way back to grace.

Guided by wise teachers who appear in both animal and human forms, Alexandra embarks on a shamanic odyssey that challenges everything she thought she knew about reality. Her path leads through the mysterious Land of the Dead, where she must reclaim fragments of her own soul, and into deeper communion with the natural world around her. Along the way, she confronts the shadows of fear and separation that have kept her disconnected from her authentic self.

As Alexandra learns to restore harmony and balance to her existence, she encounters unexpected love that opens new dimensions of her heart. Through her experiences with shamanic wisdom and spiritual healing, she rediscovers not just who she truly is, but how to live with genuine meaning and purpose.

This compact yet profound narrative offers readers a fictional framework for exploring their own relationship with healing, nature, and the soul's journey toward wholeness. Ingerman creates a bridge between ancient shamanic wisdom and contemporary spiritual seeking.

Who Is This For?

📖 Reading Level: Short (< 200 pages) (~4 hours)

📄 Length: 144 pages

What You'll Discover

  • ✓ Explore paths to emotional healing
  • ✓ Explore Fiction
  • ✓ Explore shamanic practices
  • ✓ Explore Soul

Topics Covered

Spiritual healing Fiction Shamanism Soul

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