Susan Ware

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been searching, deep beneath the underneath and deep inside the inside, looking for the essence of life, the inner fabric of reality.

Life always felt like a dream to me, as if it wasn’t truly real, that in all its beauty and chaos a deeper Truth existed that whispered its ancient echoes to me. I remember as a child, looking down at my hands in my lap and wondering: How did I get into this body? Where was I before this? How do I get back there?

These questions became the compass for years of search and exploration – through books, meditation, silence, suffering and joy. I turned my life into a living laboratory, testing spiritual truths, not by theory, but by experience.

Writing became my most trusted tool in this experiment – a sacred conversation between my bewildered self and a very wise voice within. Overtime, that conversation blossomed into something larger – a novel, The Forgotten Seed. Then a second one, Riding the Tale of a Dream, and then a third one that I am presently bringing to completion, Invisible Proof.

Alongside this need to see clearly, lay another purpose that drove both my lifelong search and the writing that quietly embedded itself into every aspect of my life. That was the ever present experience of a deep personal ache I felt whenever I witnessed pain and suffering in someone close to me or someone on the other side of the globe.

In the quiet recesses of my heart, I knew with certainty that life didn’t have to hurt the way it does. I knew that pain was meant to be a transformational tool in the evolutionary journey of our soul. I trusted there was a path to this transformation and to find it meant asking some questions I was afraid to ask and then having the courage to follow the answers I was given.

And so, as I have been driven over my lifetime to find answers, I am equally driven to share with you the Truths whispered by my soul. They are your Truths too.

Will you walk a little way with me through the hush of becoming as we listen to our soul’s rising song?