Category: Biography Publisher: O Books
ISBN-10: 1905047835
Type: Non-Fiction
At one level this is a thrilling romance adventure from the 17th century. But it's also true. Jenny Smedley's life was changed in the second she recognized a past life soulmate in American country music singer, Garth Brooks. Under hypnosis she began to recall the life they shared together as Madeleine and Ryan Fitzgerald in the 1600s. Memories came tumbling back, and she wrote this astonishing tale of love, sacrifice, murder, death and renewal. She later found many points of confirmation of her story.
That moment of recognition also changed Jenny's present life. From a depressed, overweight, suicidal woman she became a successful song writer, author, radio celebrity, newspaper columnist and TV presenter.
Knowing our past lives is key to understanding our present one, and Jenny's story can inspire you to change your own life in the same way.
Professional Reviews
Janet Russell, TV Host and Producer
Souls Don't Lie is the most intense book I have read about our past lives, and the people that we still encounter in our current life. I could not wait to read the next page of this awesome, delightful and down to earth book. Jenny Smedley is a courageous woman with her insights and gifts, with which she gives the world many answers.
Vicky York, Past Life Regressionist
Her story illustrates beautifully how present day traumas and difficult feelings are rooted in our long, long ago past. Souls Don't Lie is a testament to the greater knowing that each and everyone of us has at our disposal, if we choose to use it.
Gary Quinn, author of Living in the Spiritual Zone
The insights in this book are more than simply helpful. Souls Don't Lie helps readers know that our past life experiences are real, and the libraries of stored information are only our own soul experience of expression, healing and purpose.
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