Motherless Soul, by Steve Lindahl
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Emily Vinson's entire life was impacted by the loss of her mother when she was two years old. At 82, Emily contacts a hypnotist hoping to draw out hidden memories and discover as much as possible about the short time she spent with the woman who gave her life. Glen Wiley, the hypnotist, teaches her more about herself than she had expected. He helps her bring out memories of many past lives, including an experience that took place on a smoke filled battlefield. All of Emily's lives have had the same tragic outcome, the loss of her mother at a young age. Her soul is caught in what Glen calls circularity, meaning that the tragedy will occur again and again unless she can break the pattern.
She and Glen must revisit her past lives and use what they learn to find the other souls who are part of the circle. They must use the past to change the future. Emily's stubborn desire to know her mother is realized in intricate and unsettling ways no one could have imagined possible.
Motherless Soul, by Steve Lindahl- Amazon Sales Rank: #179229 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-03-09
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 649 minutes
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. A truly excellent novel! By Steven C. Harrison Jr. Being that I have always been fascinated with reincarnation, I am constantly on the look out for good fiction that captures this concept. I struck gold when I purchased this novel by Steve Lindahl. He incorporates the hypnotist's power to open doors to the past with several knowledgeable and well written accounts of the events that took place. The novel carries us as far back as the Civil War where one page turning event after another lead this circle of characters towards their goal of a profound self awareness. I highly recommend this novel to anyone with an interest in the realm of mystical possibilities.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Coming Full Circle By Lindsay Past life regression is a method of hypnosis which involves a subject being put into a deep hypnotic state and then the subject answers a series of questions to reveal identity and events of alleged past lives. The belief is that the soul is constantly recreated as a reincarnation and while our conscious memory is not capable of recalling memories beyond those of our current life, the subconscious possesses memories that are tied to our soul. It is said that our current life and who we are today is built upon past experiences of our soul. This is the premise upon which Steve Lindahl's Motherless Soul is written.Emily never truly knew her mother. She died with Emily was only 2 years old, and now that Emily is in her eighties, she is desperate to know something- anything- about her mother. The death of her mother has affected her life in every imaginable way- her father was distant, she never had friends, and she never had any relationships. As she nears the end of her life, Emily decides to contact a prominent hypnotist named Glen Wiley who regresses Emily and gives her the opportunity to experience her early memories of her mother, but they also discover something significant while regressing her to a previous life.In her past life regression, they discover that Emily's mother has died early on in her life in previous lives as well. Glen says explains to Emily that major events, such as tragedies, are destined to repeat themselves. Emily's soul, as well as those involved in the death of her mother, is caught in a loop. As long as the loop remains unbroken, those souls shall remain trapped in the loop lifetime after lifetime. For this reason, Emily and Glen set out to determine the individuals that possess the souls of Emily's mother, father, and anyone else involved in her mother's death. Throughout the book, the reader follows the process of finding these people, regressing them, and then developing a plan to break the cycle.This book was a bit slow to start, and seemed almost anticlimactic in the end, considering how much time was spent building up to the event. One could even say that it was a tad predictable. Regardless, I enjoyed the book very much! The ending did manage to throw me for a loop, since there was a constant shift in who was doing what (and to whom), right up to the end. I thought the premise upon which it is written is very cool as well! The idea that a person can change their future by looking into their past to determine causative factors is one thing, but delving into past lives for those answers is another thing entirely.The reading was not difficult, and I liked how the story switched narrators so you knew what everyone was thinking and doing throughout the book. The storyline set in the present was interesting because you slowly discover this small network of people who are more connected than they had originally believed. After a bit of convincing, they come together to solve the riddle of what is happening and how they can prevent it from reoccurring. Meanwhile, the reader follows each character into their regressions, which provide fascinating first hand accounts of historical events. The mixture of narrators and periodic switching between timelines creates a story that keeps you hooked.I think the one thing that is really going to affect book sales for this author is the cover. If I had seen this book in the bookstore, I'd have simply walked past it because the cover does nothing to catch my attention. Even if it did manage to catch my eye, I'd probably have thought something along the lines of, "I know 12 year olds who can Photoshop together a better cover than that!" The primary colors on the cover are grey and green, and the font is a bright blue that is almost lost in the background. I polled some friends and the general opinion is that the cover is a deterrent.Overall, I think readers will enjoy this book. It has mystery, suspense, and a touch of romance. Lindahl does a great job of developing all of the characters, and they provide a colorful cast for the story. If you are interested in reincarnation, or just like stories with a touch of the mystical, give this one a read!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Taking Us Out of Ourselves By Jean Rodenbough Motherless Soul applies to those whose lives include the death of a mother and the pain that results. Steve Lindahl has woven a complicated plot together through the idea of past life regressions, the concept of reincarnation, and mother-child relationships. The story line holds to a simplicity of keeping the characters involved in relationships throughout their various lives so that the reader is not confused by other aspects of time and space. The facilitator for this, the hypnotist who guides his clients through some traumatic moments in their past lives holds together these disparate characters as another way of making the story line cohesive.Lindahl has undertaken a difficult task and done it well and professionally, holding the reader's attention throughout the book. He is able to identify human tendencies and behavior that readers can understand and note as universal, so that the reactions of the characters to various incidents in their lives are clearly natural and true to a common human nature.This book affords a good read and leaves the reader with a clearer understanding of human emotions, the concept of past life regressions, and the necessary spirit of renewal and new strength that results for these characters.
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