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The Constellation of Omens: The Signs of the End of the World

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Deborah Simpson claims to be psychic. Whether she is or not is debatable, but what is clear is that she has a remarkable gift for expressing her ideas in print. The Constellation of Omens: The Signs of the End of the World is a chilling look at what could be in store for mankind, unless we wake up and acknowledge that a Supreme Being is in charge, and our materialistic ways are leading us down the wrong path--the path to destruction. If you have questions, Deborah just may have the answers.

Joe Perrone Jr., author of: As The Twig Is Bent, Escaping Innocence: A Story Of Awakening, and A "Real" Man's Guide To Divorce: ("First, You Bend Over And...")

The Constellation of the Omens is laid out wonderfully for anyone to be able to understand the information presented. The book is a very easy read and helps the reader to open their eyes and there mind to what is currently happening around them as well as the prophecies that Deborah's guides have helped her share with us. A must read book for all.
Blessings
Lady Scarlet
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Debbie! I finished it! I set it on "read aloud" and also read it with my
eyes and mind and heart...it is going to be an awesome book Deb!
Let's see, I haven't done a review before but here goes my best opinion on
your book.
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I was raised by a Baptist preacher. My dad constantly preached hell and
fire to me, made me go to Baptist churches and listen
to the ranting and raving and heaving of the Baptist preacher. This was
hard for my mind to accept. Being told I would go to hell if I did
this or did that or didn't do it...etc...
I always believed in hell, Satan as a person, being able to reach out and
grab you should you wavier from God, burning you
in the bottomless pit.
I always believed God was in the sky, above the clouds, looking down on us,
watching us, judging us.
I never realized he was truly everywhere as a spirit, a thought...a friend.
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Your book, your out look on the bible and God, has made me second think. I
am drawn to your way of thinking about religion, God, hell, good and evil.
The end of time is surely coming, and though I feared it for years, reading
your book has relaxed my fears quite a bit. Maybe the thought
of the end isn't so bad?
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I kept chills while reading your book...the words written came to life in
my mind and I felt as if every word were being spoken to me personally.
You truly have a gift Deborah! Your insight and the way you can express
your thoughts is amazing!
The Constellation Of Omens is going to be an amazingly good read for people
and anyone who reads it will see a clearer picture of what is to come.

Haunted by visions of the end of the world, author Deborah Simpson's clairvoyance provides a glimpse into a possible future if the warnings in these visions are not heeded. Simpson provides the reader with a detailed description of events and signs that portend the end. Some are incredibly detailed in nature specifying location and date. But is there any hope? Can this end be avoided. Simpson offers up ways in which our doom can be stayed. These suggestions primarily involve our relationship with one another and with God.

Simpson does not try to convince readers that her visions are in fact real. She sites no instances of where her a prior visions have come true. She rather offers them up for what they are - signs of end days. Therefore, this is not a book for skeptics as they will surely not be convinced of anything and would likely write off these assertions. The book must therefore be taken on faith much like prophets of the past. So those who agree with Simpson's way of thinking will find very chilling tales of what is to come.

Overall it is difficult to rate this book for this reason. The book itself is well written and cogent. I imagine readers will polarize on a rating giving the book's content. Given I have a healthy dose of skepticism but did resonate with some of the more universal themes occasionally presented, I'm rating it a 3.

Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tidal waves and tsunamis, more government intervention in our personal lives such as government controlled health care, seizing of business assets and controlling pay, one world religion and one world order. All signs of the approaching apocalypse. Many works have been written over the ages concerning the "End of Days" but none of them have approached the details and specifics of "The Constellation of Omens". This tome is a terrifying yet compelling precognitive stare at the path lying before the feet of humanity. And the sobering part of the story to me is how much of what has been revealed to Deborah Simpson by her spirit guides has already come true. The year 2012 takes on a whole new meaning. But while the approaching doom may make Orwell's works read like a child's bedtime story, there is hope for mankind as well. Reading through the final pages made me realize how much power we have as a people, and we need to join together to decide our destiny. Deborah has produced a work that is compelling and frightening, yet insightful and self reflective. I had a hard time putting it down, and a harder time getting it out of my mind. This is a book no one should be without.

David M. Rountree
Author, Paranormal Researcher, and
Director of Scientific Paranormal Investigative
Research Information and Technology

Clairvoyant Deborah Simpson's The Constellations of Omens was not a pleasant read, but after reading the entire Left Behind Series, her writing style of relating her visions to today's world left me silent, mulling over what she told me: not to live in fear but to live in love and faith through the difficult times that have already started to descend upon us. Even though the book is intense, Simpson is quick to state that only God knows for sure when the Appocalypse will occur, but it is certain that we must end our complacency and stand up against leadership that threatens to destroy every principle upon which the United State of America was built. Get it. Read it. Speak up and speak out.

Deborah Simpson is a multi-talented lady - she is not only an author of many other books, she has created Internet networks like The Authors Society and does a lot of good for people.
She is also tremendously psychically gifted.
The Constellation of Omens - The Signs of the End of the World was received telepathically to Ms. Simpson by her Spirit Guides.
It is a most scary book.
But can the outcome be changed?
Long prophesized the 'warnings' or foreshadowings of destruction of the world and mankind, - remember St.John's Revelations?? has been there for us to see if we only look.
However you look at it, the signs of the times and the prophesized happenings give you pause.
If you read these pages, you will be chilled when you can relate modern day occurrences seem to match the telepathically received words.
December 12, 2012 has been deemed either the end of the world as we know it, or a huge spiritual awakening - I tend to vote for the latter.
While I respect this book and the words that were channeled, there is a difference that Spirit speaks and a normal lay person can comprehend.
Not to 'sugarcoat' things - these types of subject matters need the attention they need to grab you, but to have the reader stop and say, whoa - that reminds me of the situation in - so and so country, or what's happening here, there and wherever.
The Constellation of Omens is straight shooting prophecy.
I feel that through spiritual changes many things can be changed.
Where there are clues, there can be corrections to the course, the spiritual course of the world and Mankind.
No question Deborah Simpson is a brilliant author and blessed to be touched so by Spirit.
I want the reader to know that with Faith - all things are possible - to see the signs of Darkness and blind them by the Light.
Not an easy book to read, but with this philosophy, will open many eyes who need to see.