Channeling Grace

By: Caroline Myss

Narrated by: Caroline Myss

"Grace is the breath of God - an invisible essence beyond intellect that moves swiftly amongst us," teaches Caroline Myss. Is it possible to become a living conduit of this powerful force? "Not only is it possible," suggests this best-selling author, "but grace is immediately accessible to you and everyone around you - through humility, devotion, and the courage to follow divine guidance."

With Channeling Grace you are invited to ascend to what Myss calls the "altitude of the mystics" and invoke this expansive energy in your life. In Session I, Myss explains how to recognize grace in your life by describing some of the countless ways we experience it - both internally as a sudden insightful voice, and externally as synchronicity in the world.

In Session II, she offers a full set of specific invocations to contact grace directly, navigate your path in times of chaos, gain clarity and direction in your life, and heal yourself or others.

"Grace is as real and tangible as sparkling sand on the beach," teaches Myss. "It's ready to dramatically transform your life at any time - if you are willing to acknowledge and embrace it."

On , this renowned teacher offers her expert guidance to help you maintain a steadfast connection to the illuminating divine phenomenon she calls grace.

©2008 Caroline Myss (P)2008 Sounds True

How fortunate to have Caroline Myss within reach

If you could sum up Channeling Grace in three words, what would they be?

No matter how many books I read there's always something new for me, with Caroline Myss. I'm always inspired and am better for the time spent in her readings and see her as a true channeling sincere unique soul who's gift has likely saved my life. That said, it wasn't always this way. Working at a bookstore some years ago I found her haughty arrogant , too stern & hard nosed. Probably the only self help books I didn't read. This isn't all soft and cuddly stuff but rather different. After being diagnosed with a grim chance of survival a few years ago it sort of "broke me open". I became able to hear beyond my predjudices, the Catholicism I'd put to bed and her accusatory remarks...instead focusing with "new ears" loving and focusing on each word, noticing her heartfelt guidance and the changes made inside myself by truly looking within and self examining my self. It's several years later, I didn't die after all (so far) but instead doctors can no longer find any cancer in my body. Bone cancer, stage 4 breast and apparently it's so tiny they can't find it now. Self discipline is a big thing I've gleaned from Caroline (I started with Anatomy of the Spirit recommended to me with Dying to be Me by the great Anita Moorjani... afraid to read the second book I read Caroline's first...three times). Highly recommend this one. Even if you think you know all she has to say . Channeling grace has the markings of another great offering.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Caroline Myss who has a gift of storytelling that seems to penetrate my core.

Have you listened to any of Caroline Myss’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes, I have several of her books. They are all my highest ratings!

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

The actual channeling grace when she walks me through it like a guided meditation. I physically feel it in my body.

Every listen to opens another Channel for Grace

One of the most important of my tools for navigating my life's ascension, Channeling Grace provides (and reminds) its readers a spiritual perspective of whatever appears in our human experiences that allow the animation of the possibility to transcend the orbit of ordinary, limited thought cycles.

Allowing Grace In

Would you consider the audio edition of Channeling Grace to be better than the print version?

Absolutely works for me to listen, less time and much more relevent to hear the author

Who was your favorite character and why?

Myss is an outstanding storyteller and does not use characters as much as real examples to illustrate her point.

Which character – as performed by Caroline Myss – was your favorite?

Myss is the character

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Myss challenges your beliefs and explores your greatest fears and life assumptions in depth, much as a profound teacher demands the best of your thinking and reasoning skills.

Gratitude

Thank you for the guidance and tools. Finished it in one sitting. Will refer back to it often.

The power of grace and prayer

This book together with The Power of Prayer are so important and have helped me understand what prayer is about and also understand the grace in my life

Freeing and positive

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Love Carolyn Myss so I am probably a bit biased. I have been listening and reading her materials since the early 90's and find her as an incredible spiritual leader. This is not one of her best books, nonetheless, an important lesson in integrating grace into your life.

Great stuff..

I am a fan of Caroline Myss and have most of her other works either in book or audio form. I love hearing her narrate her own stuff...very down to earth in her explanations. This had some "eye" opening moments for me and some stuff hit home. Not everyone will take away the same benefits that I did, but it was worth the credit and I will listen to it again another time.

Hits key frequencies

This is my first time with Caroline and I was surprised by the depth .

Loved it!

I really loved this book. Caroline Miss is such an inspiring person. Every book she does resonates with me

so beautiful!!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

yes.....but only to someone who would understand Caroline.....she has a unique following because she is very strict, very straightforward...very no nonsense.

Any additional comments?

This is the kind of book that I will listen to many times because it is so very inspiring. I want to channel grace every day of my life......but ohhhh the many challenges. This is a great constant reminder.