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Midnight Song: Quest for the Vanished Ones

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I fell in love with Jamie's work after buying her incredible "Medicine Cards".

Midnight Song, didn't disappoint me either. I have studied ancient history and Philosophy since I was little, and so many wake-up calls came with this book. The warm resonance kept me turning one page after the other. If anyone wants to read some of Mexican and other ancient history - this is wonderful! Yes it is written from a personal note and is fairly brief, but well worth reading!

Found this little gem by Jamie Sams, on the used shelf, at my local metaphysical bookstore, for $2.50. Recently resurrected it, and can't put it down. What a magical find. The book is autobiographical, and published in 1988, almost 25 years before the big 2012. It reads like a starseed adventure written today. It's a lovely wake up call and salve for the thousands or millions of us fellow Starseed and Source born Volunteers, as Dolores Cannon calls us! I am so shocked that this little gem has not been republished, for now is the time it is so relevant. I want to buy hundreds of these for my Starseed Famiy, Friends and clients. I am so awestruck, reading this divinely multidimensional, first hand adventure, that while I am bursting to share some of the magnificent quotes and truths, I would prefer not to spoil the ride, and thus encourage you to grab a copy and read it quite immediately. I will share a starseed review of this one, with my Star Family Circle in Santa Fe, this week! Thank you Jamie Sams, for living it first, trailblazing the way for our fellow Wayshowers! We love you dearly... and we understand!

This book is now one of my favorite books. It is a wonderful depiction of this author's mystical journey through life, that reflects many of our own personal hurdles. She shows her battle scars as well as her medals of accomplishments as she follows her heart. It was a fascinating read, written with a raw honesty that brings the reader to their knees and then to the skies of Machu Picchu to uncover some of history's buried secrets.

She reminds us to listen to our own hearts and silence the mind to access our own personal history. Thank you Jamie! You are rare literary and spiritual gift to those of us on our own paths. I suggest you try her other books, as her perceptual energy raises from this book to the next but her heart-felt honesty is ever constant and is one to embrace. Follow her on her journey. There is much to learn about our own by this wise young woman.

Julie