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Interview with an Angel

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I believe in God, but I always wondered what He was doing when a child is beaten to death, or whether he took a coffee break when the Holocaust happened. Ariel's explanation of what we perceive as evil gave me peace, and a great sense of safety. I don't mean physical safety, because now I understand that it's not the point, but spiritual safety.

The beginning of this book discusses such famous people as St. Theresa, and St. Catherine, and how angels have always been apart of our lives. The main focus is on the part where Linda asks Steven questions and receives the information from a spirit guide named Ariel. Whether you believe in other spiritual realms other than Earth, (Ariel describes that we all have a spiritual will and an ego;) you will find the advice truly empowering and truthful, even if you are extremely skeptical. Ariel answers the question from the heart and truly cares for our awareness and understanding of the God force. Ariel even speaks to the skeptics by saying that she does not want to say that anyone's ideas are wrong or incorrect, but that she only speaks of what she knows as correct. Ariel even says that it is God's way to have some people skeptical and some believers. Whether you believe Ariel or not, this book is a good read. I wanted to find places in the text where I could point out that this book was faked by a human, but I honestly couldn't find any places that did not make sense to me.

I am an angel & spirit communicator, and the angels recommended that I read this book shortly after I began communicating with them. It contains powerful insights about our lives here on earth, and answers questions related to karma, death and immortality, love and relationships, and the course of human history. If you do not believe in angels, you may just change your mind after reading this book. A must-read for anyone on a spiritual path ( and even those who aren't!). Open your heart to the angels!

Thank you Ariel for sharing so much love and compassion with the readers of this book. Ariel is a being we call "angel" and she speaks to all of us on topics such as religion, history, reincarnation, karma, the universe and, of course, love. This book was a fascinating, quick read and I plan to keep it and refer to it on a regular basis.

"Interview with an Angel" was a turning point in my life. It helped me reach a point where I actually felt in my heart that someone is there, guiding me. This knowledge helped me through difficult times and gave me the courage to make a career change and return to school. I'm still not a religious person, but because of this book, I've become more of a spiritual person. I find myself now wanting more and I even joined a church.

Rings true. Has a certain power to it, but left me wanting in the end. Seems like that happens almost every time to me with books of this type. Any book that leaves you hungry has value, but precious few leave you with an outlet or direction for that hunger, and this one is no different. Or perhaps I'm making excuses, or making the mistake of looking outward for direction, instead of inward. I already know I make that mistake. It's not so much that I'm looking for the perfect authority figure, just writings that inspire and lead me somewhere. I'm going to the Ramtha materials next, maybe I'm ready for that now.

The Interviewer goes to the heart of your most naggingquestions and seeks answers to things we have all prayed and agonizedover and thought we were not heard. "Ariel's" answers are unexpectedly powerful, loving, graceful, patient, empowering, nurturing, insightful beyond words. Finding this book honestly feels like a personal gift from God and the loving consciousness of this realm of creation that works so hard to share thier love with our souls. I am not finished reading the book and I am already overwhelmed with love, ectasy, joy, gratitude and oneness.

As the author of The Gentle Way: A Self-Help Guide For Those Who Believe in Angels books I and II, I found this book very enlightening. Ariel is a group of souls, some of whom have had lives on earth, and others that have not. They answer questions posed to them about a wide range of topics. Certainly worth reading for anyone who would wish to ask questions of what we call "angels."
Tom T. Moore

Interview with an Angel is one of the best books I have read in a long time. If you have questions about life.. An open Mind and a longing for knowing please read this book. Every page I have read has brought a tear, sometimes of hope, love , happiness , sadness ,, and if you really pay attention it comes with a Spirit and a Soul. You need to read this to see for yourself.
I am an Author of 2 books, An Angel Collector , I have taken IET classes just completed the intermediate level, I do reading From Angel cards, Goddess Cards and Fairy Cards,, I have faith and always searching for more....

The ability to hear messages from within, from a higher power, is referred to as experiencing inner voices. This very real and often very relevant phenomenon is the subject of a new, exciting and surely insightful book entitled Interview with an Angel.The introduction to this excellent work is by award-winning psychologist Alfred S. Alschuler, Ph.D. He explores and details the importance of the inner voices of people from Moses to Shirley MacLaine, lending appropriate background and support to this most enlightening work."In January 1994, Dr. Linda Sue Nathanson, a research psychologist seeking a medical alternative met Rev. Stevan Thayer, a holistic practitioner and developer of Integrated Energy Therapy (IET). At times during their IET sessions, Stevan entered a self-induced, altered state of consciousness and spoke in a voice not his own, offering knowledge beyond his experience," we learn.Interview with an Angel offers 153 questions posed to Ariel (Thayer¹s inner voice/angel) and the responses that changed the authors' lives, mine and perhaps yours, too. The subject matter is as diverse as life's experiences...from marriage and divorce to death, homosexuality, extraterrestrial life, heaven and hell, and yes, God. On the subject, for instance, of the negative effect humans are having on the health and longevity of our planet, Ariel says "The planet you are dwelling on is quite capable of defending itself and will defend itself if brought to a point of endangerment."There are many adjectives that describe Interview with an Angel. Captivating, enthralling, humorous, optimistic, provocative, inspiring and nourishing, are some. These words seem, to this reviewer, to be inadequate, not quite reaching the mark. Interview with an Angel, in this reviewer's opinion, is a must-read for anyone intrigued by metaphysical exploration. And once you've read it, you too, will have difficulty finding the words that say enough about this fine work!