BOOKS YOU NEED TO READ

Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth by Dolores Cannon

The first Dolores Cannon book I read was The Custodians. This book was balm to my little starseed heart. This book inevitably led me to The Convoluted Universe series. While I highly recommend these books, it’s the Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth that changed how I see the work I’m meant to do in this world. It was the message I needed to hear.

If you’re curious about past life regression and/or want to know more about what this earth (and the new one) is all about, I highly recommend this book.

Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak

Nothing is a coincidence, especially not how this book found me. An Instagram friend posted a picture of this book and I started reading it not too long after I started my Radical Guide DNA Activation training. It helped put so many puzzle pieces together regarding my understanding of chakras, our spiritual strands of DNA, and our purpose here on earth.

If you’re open to the idea that humans aren’t the only ones in the Universe, and that perhaps there’s a larger story at play, you’ll want to read this book.

The Gene Keys by Richard Rudd

This book can be treated like an oracle. Flip to a certain section and know that the Universe is speaking to you.

The Gene Keys are a key feature of the energy work I facilitate in Level 1 - INTUITION IGNITION. However, the information in this book stands alone. If you’re curious about unlocking the gifts that exist in the human genome, I highly recommend this book. To get a glimpse of what the Gene Keys are about, check out this blog post.

It’s Not Your Money by Tosha Silver

It’s so easy to forget that money is energy. Humans have done a good job of putting money on a pedestal, making it evil, or using it with harmful intentions. But the truth is, money is a symbol of an energetic exchange. It’s a tangible bridge between you and the Universe. Tosha Silver does an excellent job of helping us see this. I read this book whenever I get my panties in a bunch about deserving financial abundance.

The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women by Valerie Young

If you struggle with imposter syndrome (ie: believing that you are a fraud or that someday you’ll be seen as one), read this book. In addition to explaining what imposter syndrome is and how to get beyond it, Valerie Young describes 5 types of imposter syndrome women generally experience. The information in this book will help you feel less alone while giving you strategies for overcoming these false beliefs you have of yourself.

The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love by Sonya Renee Taylor

Have you ever apologized for the way you look (ie: the way you exist)? Whether you’ve actually verbalized this apology or not, it’s a thought most of us have been conditioned to internalize. Sonya Renee Taylor does an incredible job of helping us understand where this internal dialogue comes from and how we can break free from it. If you’re tired of apologizing for your existence, read this book.

Existential Kink - Unmask Your Shadow and Embrace Your Power by Carolyn Elliott, PhD

Carolyn Elliott does a magical job of untangling the possible reason why there’s so much pain and suffering in the world: as souls who came to experience human life, we also came to experience the full spectrum of what it means to be human (ie: to experience the shadows humanity offers as well as the bounty and beauty). Buy this book if you’re curious as to how God might actually be a kinky God, you want to get a fresh perspective on shadow work, and you’re done holding back from being the fullest expression of who you are.

Sophia: Goddess of Wisdom Bride of God by Caitlin Matthews

On my journey to understand the Divine Feminine, I came across the word Sophia. I knew it was the Latin word for wisdom, but I had never considered that this also hinted at the Western concept of the Divine Feminine (ie: the feminine counterpart of God). In my years of exploring this concept, there often seemed to be a focus on Hinduism’s concept of Shakti and the celebrated pantheon of Goddesses. When I learned about Sophia, I finally found the piece that had been missing in my Catholic upbringing. May this book and this concept expand your understanding as well.

The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity by Cynthia Bourgeault

This book is an incredibly thorough and thoughtful deconstruction of the Gospel of Mary that’s found in the Nag Hammadi Scriptures. If you’re like me, and you’re seeking the other side of the story that Christianity has sold us, read this book. Mary’s gospel brings light to the power of love and the connection between the seen and unseen that’s within all of us.

You Were Born for This by Chani Nicholas

I always joke that I consider Chani’s yearly astrological reports a business expense. Over the years, her insight has helped me make sense of the highs, and especially the lows I’ve felt in my life and business. If you’re at all curious about astrology and want to get a clearer understanding of how to read your natal chart (and anyone else’s), I highly recommend this book. In pure Chani style, she makes a seemingly complex concept feel digestible.