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- About Me and My Book:
- When talking about beings without bodies; angels, ascended masters and spirit guides aren’t the only kids on the block. Dark Angels talks about the bad kids in town. Who are these bad kids? As a child, you might have met one at night...under your bed, in your closet or down a dark hallway.
Dark Angels is an exciting exploration into the darker side of the spirit world. This isn't a dull dissertation about ghosts. It takes a fun and candid approach to addressing ghosts, attached entities and demons. Dark Angels is filled with revealing information about these “dark forces” and how they can influence our lives.
Dr. Rita Louise , PhD, ND, grew up in a haunted house, but this is not where her interactions with ghosts, spirits and attached entities ends. For the past 20 years she has worked with paranormal groups around the country as their psychic investigator. She has been featured in a documentary entitled "Jefferson: The City Of Spirits" and is currently a member of Metroplex Paranormal Investigations a ghost hunting group based in Dallas, Texas.
Dr. Louise is the author of the books Avoiding The Cosmic 2X4, The Power Within and her newly released book, Dark Angels. She is the founder of the Institute of Applied Energetics and the host of Just Energy Radio. As a Naturopath, Clairvoyant and 20-year veteran in the Human Potential Field she has provided insights into these unseen dimensions for thousands of clients around the world.
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- http://www.soulhealer.com
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