How To Deal With Grief Through
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"Before reading Tanya's book, I had no idea how mainstream the crossover between spirit and the physical body could be. I have been able to understand the connection between underlying hurts we hold on to and the invisible wall that keeps us from living. She has helped me see that the more we face our fears, the lighter less burdened we become, which allows us to open to life and living fully. Thank you Tanya for caring enough to help me to this beautiful place, my life." Jill Strapp |
How Journaling Helped Me To Write "That Damn Voice Again"
This book got started through suggestions from my spiritual guide Matoowah in 2002. I had no inclination to write, at least not while I was working in Mental Health in Massachusetts. One day Matoowah said to me,"You and I were connected in a past life and I feel I owe you this – helping you with your talent as a writer. About 300 years ago, you are I were from the same tribe of Indians – the Sioux, We were warriors and became friends. You saved my life once and I feel indebted to you and to help you now in this way. I’ve wanted to repay you for years, and now I have a way to do this."
Little did I realize what writing this book entailed: all the personal work I needed to undergo before completing the book. There was much cleansing to do within my body and mind, both emotional and mental which slowly started to unfold over the next 12 months
Plus, I had to remove the emotional blockages that were causing me pain in various parts of my body, especially in my lower and upper back, plus all the sorrow I was feeling daily. I missed my mother, sister and partner Wally terribly, and yet I was feeling tremendous guilt.
How I discovered that
life exists beyond death!
Fourteen years ago while I was having a healing session with a chiropractor, I was praying and asking for guidance concerning my life’s path. Then suddenly I heard a loud booming voice that said,
"You need to help others."
A few years later, I heard a voice again while driving home late one night from work in Massachusetts. It was quite similar to the other voice in that it, too, was loud. I can understand now that volume was needed to get my attention. And it did. The voice always came in while I was driving to and from work, telling me to,
"Be vigilant".
I learned later that this was the voice of my first spiritual guide, Ihona.
Not long afterward, I met my second guide Matoowah from whom I learned about my past lives. Matoowah was my writing guide who encouraged me to write about my conversations with my guides, and eventually with my departed loved ones.
I’ll admit I was a bit skeptical concerning past lives and life on the other side.
Life after death was confirmed by conversations with Wally, my partner, who spoke to me immediately after he died in a hospital in Quebec. I was sobbing on the stairs after receiving a phone call about his death. Suddenly, I heard a voice which said,
"What are you doing and why are you making such a scene?"
It was then I felt Wally’s presence. His voice continued while I was packing and all through my return journey to Quebec. During that first conversation after his death he described everything to me on the day of his death. Believe it or not, my conversations with him was teaching me how to deal with grief.
This conversation is in the first chapter of "That Damn Voice Again" which was the first of many conversations that I had with him, my mother and sister whose descriptions about dying were similar to Wally’s.
I share with you that first conversation with Wally, my partner, where he describes what happened on the day of his death.
| This conversation takes place after the operation to put feeding tubes into Wally’s stomach. "When I awoke, I knew I was finished. I knew there was no going back to the way things were. So I seriously started to think about this dying thing. I wasn’t afraid. You know, I was never afraid. The nurses kept asking me that question, and it made me angry because of all things I wasn’t afraid of that. I knew that my mother and father, Setti and all of my animals, and other family members were waiting for me. In my mind’s eye, I could actually see them. They appeared all in white with loving looks on their faces." |
In the fourth chapter - An Introduction to Matoowah, My spiritual Guide:
I learn many things about her. She becomes my mentor and therapist as she helps me through my days of grieving and through her I learn how to deal with grief. In one part of this conversation, she explains what Wally was trying to tell me about his experiences on the other side.
"Perhaps, I can shed some light on what he is trying to explain to you regarding his experiences here. When a soul or we can also say spirit leaves the physical body behind, it is transformed. It sheds all its complexities, feelings and attachments, which are all a part of earthly bodies. The souls or spirits are transformed into another being. Everything changes and it takes some adjustment.
At first, you do not realize that your body is left behind, and one reacts as if he or she were on earth. The guides are here to help everyone adjust to this sphere. Once the adjustment is made, the souls can see all of their loved ones waiting for them if that is the case; as in Wally’s case, he had his whole family and all of his animals, plus even your sister and her friend waiting to receive him. Your sister had a great attachment to Wally, also from another life time. The souls are euphoric. Nothing on earth can compare to their feelings at this moment."
Here is the editorial review: "That Damn Voice Again" that appeared in one of the newspapers of the Townships in Quebec, Canada, an important aspect of how I learned how to deal with grief.
| While working near Boston, Massachusetts, a city Tanya always wanted to visit, she lost both her sister to an incurable brain disease and her partner to cancer of the throat within months of each other. Had she known that two of the most important people of her life were going to depart she would have spent their last precious time together. Things happen for a reason, and in her case, losing both her sister and partner were devastating. Their deaths activated something very profound – her spiritual awakening.Going through this emotionally painful period resulted in her amazing transition – something that she had been searching for most of her life – her spiritual awakening. Her book That Damn voice Again" takes the reader through her personal journey in the world beyond through exploring her morning journal of her conversations with her departed mother, sister and partner and the most important spiritual beings in her life – her spiritual guides. The conversations with her loved ones are extremely honest and intense, unlike any conversations they had during their time on earth together. In her book, she discloses hidden feelings that had estranged her from her mother throughout her life. Their discourse led to a more compassionate love between then. It also revealed family secrets her mother kept from her. Her discussions with her partner reveal the love and commitment between them that was not completely realized during their physical life together. Along with Tanya, we learn what happens when the body dies and the soul moves on. Her partner openly describes his sensations and feelings while dying in the hospital, and also talks about his life on the other side. We discover how Tanya’s spiritual guide, Matoowah, redirects her to her chosen path and her mission during this life – writing, giving workshops, spiritual counseling sessions that will help others. Matoowah’s predictions, many of which are occurring in the world today, are a fascinating read that leaves one breathless. The loss of loves ones was Tanya’s wake-up call. After their deaths, she says that the meaning of her life transcended beyond anything she had experienced. The material success for which she strives for is no longer important. The significance of her life is now simple yet profound. Tanya says, "Only through losing my loved ones do I realize that loving relationships are the most important aspect of my life." Tanya’s book reveals how anyone can open their hearts to their own forgotten spiritual level and communicate with loved ones on the other side of the veil. She also show us how to deal with grief. Tanya’s early ability to hear voices was suppressed by her mother. When she told her mother that she was going to write a book. Her mother’s flippant reply was: "What could you possibly write about you’re only eight years old and haven’t lived life yet!" According to Tanya she took her mother’s advice; she experienced life and is now writing inspired by the voices she hears once again. Thanks Tanya! Brave, daring and enlightening, "That Damn Voice Again" is disturbingly honest and unforgettable. It touched me profoundly and altered my views on life here and now. Francis Gallagher, screenwriter/story editor |
Why I Wrote This Book
It shows how to deal with grief, mourning and loss; how you can communicate with guardian angels who help you to heal your emotional blockages; how your animals can also help you to heal.| It shows how to deal with grief, mourning and loss; how you can communicate with guardian angels who help you to heal your emotional blockages; how your animals can also help you to heal. This book offers hope to those who:
This Book Shows You How To Deal with Grief And Overcome It |
Learn that communicatingWith our deceased loved ones
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Tanya Tkach has a unique ability to listen to voices from a wonderful source of inspiration. This book is an uplifting collaboration that unifies many worlds and many souls.Thank you Tanya, for writing such a hopeful book! Yeshim Ternar, author of Rembrandt’s Model, novel |
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| "That Damn Voice Again" is inspiring, informative, and joyous to read. Tanya Tkach has a humorous and easy to read writing style. Her candor and descriptions of her experiences with her guides touched my heart and allowed me to open to my own guides and their wisdom. She and her guides have reminded me of the existence and majesty of ‘the other side’ and for this I am grateful. Gissa Israel, Playwright and Performer |
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