You don't need a middle-man!

from Authentic Living Hosted by Andrea Mathews

Our guest today previously worked as a features journalist, and is an award-winning musician who, with her band Martyrs of Sound, has released 3 CDs. But Sara Wiseman also reports that she received her own intuitive awakening in 2004 and in 2008 unexpectedly received channeled information from a spirit guide, which she calls The 33 Lessons. These lessons are big portion of her newly released book, "Writing the Divine: How to Use Channeling for Soul Growth and Healing." Since her awakening Sara has been providing individual consultations and teaching workshops to tell people that you don't need a middle-man, that you can have direct access to the Divine, one-on-one. Her next book, "Divine Child" will be released in 2010. Would you like to experience a direct flow of information coming to you from the Divine? Don't miss this show!

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