Barn Dance: Place Where Magic Never Ends (Book)

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Paperback:
203 pages
Publisher:
Hay House; September 1, 2010
Language:
English
ISBN-10:
1401928374
ISBN-13:
978-1401928377
Weight:
0.5 LBS
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On November 27, 2005, two men broke into Linda Twyman's apartment in Evanston, Illinois, and brutally ended her young life. Three and a half years later, guided by a series of visions and dreams, James Twyman was mystically drawn to a barn deep in the Nevada wilderness where Heaven and Earth collide and magic changes lives.

If you've ever wondered if we really can communicate with our loved ones who have passed to the other side, this book is your answer. If you've ever thought that Heaven and Earth never meet, then this story will reveal a world you never imagined . . . a world where love never ends and life goes on forever. Once you pick up this amazing book, you won't want to put it down, and your life will never be the same.

James F. Twyman is an internationally renowned author and musician who travels the world performing "The Peace Concert" in some of the greatest areas of violence and discord. Known as the "Peace Troubadour," he has been invited by government officials and humanitarian organizations to perform in countries like Iraq, Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Serbia, Kosovo, Israel, East Timor and Mexico, as well as the United Nations in New York. He blends his unique style of music with his international reputation for drawing millions of people together in prayer to influence the process of peace in countries torn apart by hatred and war.

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  • 5
    Wonderful Story

    Posted by SawHorse on 9th May 2012

    I read this book in two days. For any one who has lost a special loved one, this will help with all of those "what if" and "why" questions for dealing with loss. It helped me - I lost my husband at a young age and I also have had some magical moments that I know are connections with those who have passed to the other side. I met James in person and he is very down to earth and has a very special kindness to him. Thanks for sharing your story James!

  • 5
    Infinite Possibilities

    Posted by Bboop on 9th May 2012

    Reading this book has been a very healing process for me. I lost my husband a few years ago and he was only 43 when he passed. This book helped me to realize that when I feel he is now with me. He is. And the little synchronistic events that happen are him communicating with me from the other realm. We are all connected now and forever. It is also a beautiful love story. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

  • 5
    Intriguing Possibilities

    Posted by Miriam Knight "New Consciousness Review", Portland, OR on 9th May 2012

    Have you ever had a dream that seemed so real that you could recall every detail and felt it resonating in your being long afterwards? How about trying to crack a problem for hours that just wouldn't give, only to wake up with the solution? If so, you've had a glimpse of the parallel reality that James Twyman accessed, that caused such a shift in his life. Whether or not you are skeptical about the idea of the afterlife, "The Barn Dance" is compelling reading. Twyman tells the true and intensely personal story of the tragic murder of the love of his life to a random murder. Spanning a period of 20 years, the former monk turned spiritual musician and author explores with deep candor how the conflicting emotions of pride, love, ambition, hurt and guilt impact our lives and relationships, and keep on doing so until we recognize and release their hold on us. Driven by an inner compulsion, James revisits the scene of a near fatal skid he had on the trip back to Oregon with his daughter, after his wife's death. What he sees as he looks over the precipice he so narrowly missed plunging over, draws him down to the bottom of a canyon where he gets lost. He falls asleep, and enters into a series of experiences that span the tenuous border between reality and the dream state. Whether you believe that he crossed over into a parallel dimension, or was just having a lucid dream, his journey was life changing, and not only for him! He takes us along with him as he struggles to understand its meaning, and I'm sure most readers will find a strong personal resonance with his quest. His revelations will trigger our own, and his catharsis can bring on ours. I hope "The Barn Dance" opens a lot of minds to the possibilities it presents: that we are here for a purpose but we need to do the work to find the answer; that life continues and love persists beyond the grave; and that it is our birthright to be happy.