New Age Author Ellen Marie Blend writes a compelling story about being haunted by unyielding emotions when seeing white cinderblock buildings, and traces past lives back to England. She began a spiritual quest to resolve this and other mysteries in her life. A trip to England uncovers hidden truths and extraordinary revelations of past lives. What she thought were childhood dreams suddenly become her reality. It is a stunningly honest and engrossing account of an intimate journey inward as she explores what she calls travels of my soul. This book provides growth and enlightenment for those interested in the spiritual world. It will appeal to anyone who has an interest in the supernatural or who has had a paranormal experience. It is a book for anyone on their own spiritual quest or who has a need to identify with others having similar experiences. It tells of recognizing signs, verbal interaction from beyond, and how spirit guides are of assistance. This book specifically describes dream recall of past-life experiences and how self-regression can work.

This is a book of Body, Mind and Spirit mysticism and divination. Ellen Blend finds herself immersed in a whirlwind relationship with a gentleman having the soul of her previous lover. The new gentleman and she recognize that their meeting was not by chance, but from a greater power. They find themselves in a penetrating love story that is to serve a purpose for a specific reason and period in time.

Ellen provides an amateur exploration into the unknown spiritual world, recognizing even the slightest of signs. She has tried to find others' similar experiences in writing so as to make her own visualizations feel more valid; however, her only confirmation has been those who agree that spirits communicate symbolically. Ellen creates a mystique in her writing just by citing everyday life experiences. A love affair prevails, long after its existence, in her spiritual and communicative mind. With the encouragement of her counterpart, Ellen plods on, documenting her spiritual encounters. Happily ever after endings may be absent, as in real life, but happily in the hereafter is part of the continuum.

Ellen assesses relationships between parent and child and the inevitable pursuit of completing one's karma. She strives to resolve the restless spirits that reside within her own family lineage when she discovers her own mother's purpose in this lifetime. She embraces every psychic sign she receives knowing that she has an open communication with the spiritual world.The author claims her stories are as much a mystery to her as she hopes they are to her readers. If you like a spiritual mystery, Ellen unravels the weave. In this book she writes about her personal Journey of Discovery -- as she learns to be in Touch with the Spirits, Angels and Guides.

Not About Money is a contemporary story based on a sociological issue of the mistreatment of people in corporate environments. It is a story that is founded on the deterioration of ethics and standards in the workplace, and is a first-time reporting from a subordinate's perspective. Ellen reports, This is not an ailment of one corporation; it is widespread among much of big business today, as they struggle to survive in a competitive worldwide market. This story exposes the life of a successful corporate woman whose career becomes threatened by management s preference for young engineers. As the only female employee among the older group targeted, Ellen feels compelled to file a discrimination lawsuit to protect her rights and take a stand against corporate America. The sector this story targets is the automotive industry.Ellen Marie Blend offers powerful oration and explicit detail as she takes readers inside the court room and behind the scenes of this corporate scandal. Inspired by her own experiences as a professional corporate woman, Not About Money expresses her strengths as a woman fighting for what is morally right, and not the money