Journeys with Fortune: A Tale of Other Lives

Trained in cultural anthropology Elizabeth Bodien was at first skeptical that past lives even existed much less that exploring them could heal present-life troubles. However the first time she was professionally regressed she immediately experienced a clear and complete life as Rita a Mexican woman in the 1700s. There was a deeply emotional resonance there and Bodien began to feel she could very well have been Rita of 18th-century rural Mexico as well as any number of other people. In Journeys with Fortune: A Tale of Other Lives Bodien chronicles nine of the most fascinating and relevant of her past lives including lives as an abandoned child raised in a nunnery in Helvetia a male sandal-maker in Ancient Greece a German calligrapher who speaks with the dead an Atlantean priestess-in-training and even a future life. These experiences are presented with the authors careful attention at each stage: resistance fascination doubt and renewed openness. And she might not have been able to continue if it werent for her spirit guide Fortune a mysterious stone spirit who guided her progress and led her to become a writer of the mysteries of life.