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Star Sister: How I Changed My Name, Grew Wings , and Learned to Trust Intuition Paperback – March 20, 2012

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Intuition was something that Laura Chamorro knew not to ignore. So when it told her to change her name to Stella Osorojos, she listened—and that’s when things started to get strange.

Following the I Ching, kabbalah teachers, channeled masters from Earth and beyond, and her own premonitions and dreams, Osorojos embarked on a remarkable journey of spiritual awakening and self-discovery. Whether receiving extraterrestrial visitations in her living room, sprouting ethereal wings while meditating, struggling with her desire to have a child, or traveling to the high mountains of Peru to visit Altomisayok shamans, Osorojos describes her unusual experiences with wry humor and unflinching honesty. Revealing startling insights into spirituality and the nature of reality itself, Star Sister is a testament to the possibilities that await anyone brave enough to trust in intuition, challenge preconceptions, and keep an open mind.

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EVOLVER EDITIONS promotes a new counterculture that recognizes humanity's visionary potential and takes tangible, pragmatic steps to realize it. EVOLVER EDITIONS explores the dynamics of personal, collective, and global change from a wide range of perspectives. EVOLVER EDITIONS is an imprint of North Atlantic Books and is produced in collaboration with Evolver, LLC.

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March 20, 2012
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"[Stella Osorojos] discovers we are far greater even than our stories about ourselves, even unto our lineage, gender, family history, race, going on to dislodge an unseen alien locust parasite confining her in a cul de sac of unceasing fear and anxiety in the course of her spiritual awakening." —Examiner.com

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Stella Osorojos is a writer and doctor of Oriental medicine. A former contributing editor for Budget Living, she has published articles in Spirituality & Health, Reality Sandwich, and other publications. She lives in Santa Fe, NM.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ EVOLVER EDITIONS; 1st edition (March 20, 2012)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 264 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1583943749
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1583943748
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 9.6 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.01 x 0.49 x 8.9 inches

Best Sellers Rank: #688,032 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This is an engagingly written book that walks you through the story of one woman's powerfully transformative experience. Her name change was a big catalyst to this transformation, but one that seemed to grow organically out of her deepening meditation practices, her work with shamanic healers from Peru, her work on understanding herself through her relationship with her husband, and the ways in which her understanding of holistic health practices, like acupuncture and Chinese medicine, changed the way she saw her body and also the way she saw the world. The processes that she shares so freely and describes so beautifully in this book are a wonderful model for how, with commitment and dedication, our lives can be transformed. Thank you, Stella Osorojos, for your generosity in sharing your story with us, your readers!

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Alan Floyd

She aint no levitating Yogi, but her journey has a sense of both the real and the miraculous......inspired writing.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 28, 2013

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It's difficult to sum up a book in a way that will be a relevant review for everybody when it moves your own unique consciousness so deeply. When we are inspired by a piece of writing it's because it moves us from where we stand. I had recently read The Autobiography of a Yogi, a great book, but one that just hits you over the head with miracle after miracle. I'm reading now Theodore Roszak's Where the Wasteland Ends, a book that talks about, amongst other things, our attenuated sense of the miraculous in the modern world. He also talks about how the mundane can shade by almost unnoticed degrees into the mystical. And this, for me, is the beauty of Stella's work. The moment at which she questions her identity, her name, at such a deep level that she has an epiphany revealing her true and spiritual self; well this is worth the price of admission alone. There's much more in this book to lend wonder to your worldview, but it's this sense of a credible reality to the miraculous, a reality that I can reach out and touch; it's this that inspired me. Still, you gotta love then levitating Yogis.

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Diving into Awakening

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Rather than tell her story, Stella Osorojos almost seems to surrender it with a potent and raw honesty. Star Sister details her journey to discover herself, amidst encounters with aliens, angels, and other unexplainable spiritual bodies. If you've also had unexplainable experiences, or are having growing pains from an awakening of consciousness then this is the book for you.

It is written in clear language, from the vantage point of a real person, not a guru living on a mountaintop, but a person like you or me, someone you could easily see living next door, or bumping into at a grocery store. You can't help but connect with her.

Through this book, she brings you along on her incredibly brave voyage into the unknown. So if you've ever looked into the abyss yourself, heart in your throat, toes curled, and wondered what it would be like to dive in, read this book because you'll get to find out what it was like for somebody who actually did.

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I loved this book

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 1, 2018

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I loved this book. The author told her story in a way that was both interesting and relatable, fantastic but grounded. I highly recommend it to my fellow Star Sisters.

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great book especially for someone on their journey of transformation... so down to earth and real.

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Bethany Patchin Crandell

I'd rather be open than closed

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This was a good read, engaging and affirming. Stella is a very gentle, open soul and I related to a lot of her journey, particularly feeling very "outsider" and strange at my core.

The protective part of me does think we need to keep an eye out for mental illness and/or power abuse in some new-age leaders, just as we have seen it manifest in priests, CEOs, yogis in India, and even Ayahuasca shamans in Central and South America who sexually abuse vulnerable females on spiritual pilgrimage. (I think David Icke suffers from mental illness; telling people coronavirus is a hoax could end up killing someone.) I wonder if people like Stella and me more easily pick up undercurrents from the collective un/subconscious, some of which may not be factual but are deeply held beliefs with a lot of emotion around them, so they flow into our minds too. Empaths have always struggled with how to handle being so naturally open to others' energies. I've read of one empath feeling "contact drunk" from interacting with drunk friends when he hadn't had a sip of alcohol. I 100% believe the earth is round, but while watching a documentary on flat earthers, I felt myself starting to doubt my own perspective because I was so able to fully enter theirs. Boundaries will be an area of challenge for me until the day I day.

The other challenge for empaths is to not be 'so spiritually minded that we're no earthly good,' in the words of a great bluegrass song. Stella does not come across this way, and this book is good medicine for those who are the opposite - so earthly-minded that they don't feed their spirit. I've had thoughts before like, "I wonder if it's possible to have incarnated on other planets prior to coming here," but whether or not it's true doesn't much matter in my day-to-day; I'm here now, and however I got here, I would like to experience this life fully, as current me. (Weird coincidence though, my son's middle name is Orion because I just liked the sound of the word, and the constellation. Months after we chose it, I went into labor the hour the orionid meteor shower was peaking, and my son was born that afternoon. I didn't even know there was such a thing as an orionid meteor shower. Perhaps he lived in that star system before he came here.*)

Stella is a good soul, both root-ed and wing-ed, and I was most struck by how her final conclusions so closely aligned with the thoughts of another grounded new age-r I do thoroughly trust, Anita Moorjani: love yourself, be yourself, and seek joy and fun around every corner, even in the face of occasional grief for the earth and its inhabitants.

*a synchronicity happened about fifteen minutes after I wrote this review - a family I hadn't met before was walking down my street and stopped to chat. We discovered that their two-year-old - wearing a hoodie covered in a star print - was born the same day and year as my son. ;)

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Brad Laughlin

Easy, engaging read. Authentic, poignant, often humorous account of walking the spiritual path.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 30, 2019

I love the author's easy, engaging writing style and her highly entertaining way of sharing spiritual principles. Spiritual books can often feel tedious, didactic and confusing, but not this one. Stella Osorojos presents esoteric concepts in a grounded, understandable and relatable way. From shamanism to Kabbalah to the I-Ching and more, her story is an authentic, poignant and often humorous account of how to walk the path of spiritual awakening.

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