Waking Maya is a work of visionary fiction, a genre that aims to enlighten as well as entertain through stories of personal awakening, metaphysics and inspirational quests. Novels such as The Alchemist, The Shack, Way of the Peaceful Warrior and The Celestine Prophesy are all visionary fiction. "Goldie's
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Waking Maya is the story of a young woman’s search for meaning in the modern world — and the incredible way the universe answers her call.
Feeling the energy of purpose at last, she sets off on a quest to find him. As her cross-country journey progresses, she becomes a witness to underground societies, secret government programs and unexplainable phenomena. Doggedly following his trail, when she manages to find him, she discovers that he dwells at the center of this hidden world. Waking Maya has the power to change the way you look at life, much like the teachings it draws upon, which include A Course in Miracles, the Seth books, The Secret, and Eastern religions including Buddhism and Hinduism. At its core Waking Maya is a probing examination into the question of how and why the events of our lives occur as they do. Its spiritual theory is woven throughout so seamlessly that you will hardly be aware of the tectonic shifting of beliefs that is occuring in you until it is too late ... Initially published in 2004, Waking Maya was named Book of the Month by Bookreview.com. The current re-release is the expanded second edition. Purchase Waking Maya now. HOME | ABOUT THIS NOVEL | EXCERPT | AUTHOR'S BIO | CONTACT | PURCHASE |
Maya Burke, 22, has always yearned to meet her father, a man who mysteriously
vanished when she was an infant. When she serendipitously finds an old
journal he had written, she knows her chance has come. As she reads the
weathered pages, she is astonished to learn that the journal was written
directly to her. He tells her of his life, but most of all, he recounts
his strange travels to a “pre-world” beneath ours, perceptible
to only a few, in which mass cultural events can be glimpsed before they
occur. The change that is to come includes a cataclysm, he writes.