The subjects of spirits, death, and following one’s intuition are captivating in themselves. ShamaMama Dee adds another dimension to that by sharing her first-hand account of alternate experiences, making them deeply human and relatable. - Don N. Fascinating. Intriguing. Engaging. I often asked myself what I would do in different scenarios. We all die and have reason to be curious about this subject. - Jim N.
So profound! ShamaMama Dee shows the humanity and possibilities around death and the politics of dying. It’s rare to find such a broad perspective in one book. I felt like Alice in Wonderland. I’d wipe my tears, then dive deeper in. - Marcy C.
Dying Backwards: Stories That Inspire Conscious Living elegantly and respectfully explored universal concepts of spirituality, mental struggles and the human life cycle through the eyes of a healer and those she helped. A motley crew of characters became a vehicle for exploring my own relationship with spirituality and the end of earthly life. With often somber subject matter, ShamaMama Dee expertly guided my journey through her carefully crafted narrative, embracing hope and relief as even the saddest chapters ended. - Philip S.
I didn’t want the book to end. - Kris K.
The artistry of ShamaMama Dee’s writing is like music and her stories are like operas. From the very first pages, I was hooked by the energy of her prose….ShamaMama Dee takes us on many journeys, all of which are lessons in listening and relating to others. The stories she tells us are real and will resonate strongly with the reader….What is most impressive about ShamaMama Dee’s stories is her awareness and honor for the personal reality of those she helps….The idea of Dying Backwards: Stories That Inspire Conscious Living expressed by ShamaMama Dee is a waking up process in which death is a new beginning accompanied by the music of cosmic spheres, allowing us to ascend to a new and vibrant state of consciousness. - Foreword excerpts by Dr. John Beaulieu
ShamaMama Dee provides a thought-provoking glimpse inside the life and mind of an empath, prophetic dreamer, seer of the unseen, and energy mender, inviting us to look at end-of-life from both a personal and broad perspective. Although Dying Backwards: Stories That Inspire Conscious Living reminds readers the only certainty in life is death, we have options in our perceptions and responses to the inevitable. She bids us to ask ourselves what we want to feel and accomplish in life and around our deathbed, then work backward to achieve the ultimate result.
