Skoobebooks latest creator Alison Murtough has simply launched her new book Elusive Love. Alison who's an skilled non secular healer writes about her dialogue she has with Master the consciousness of the collective soul. Master, who speaks with a Chinese accent, has informed her that he was trainer of Lao Tzu and Confucius.

This book is a document of lots of the ‘conversations’ Alison has had with Master together with different people who communicated with Master via Alison. The book supplies a thought provoking perception and wisdom to questions referring to everyday life, enabling an experience of inside peace, love and in the end self-realisation.

To quote from the introduction, ‘in March 2008, I had, what might appear to some, to be a most uncommon experience and yet to others, accustomed to the process, my telling of those events may complement their own experiences. During a meditation group I was facilitating, my body was with my complete belief and acceptance, used as a vehicle for an intelligent loving consciousness to speak immediately, for the purpose of aiding others to awaken to the experience of residing from the heart.’

She goes on to put in writing, ‘By bringing forth absolute clarity to any query posed, whilst at the same time infusing those who listened with a robust sense of being in the presence of the divine - Master would often converse after and generally during our mediation, bringing forth words of wisdom. Master instructed me to record everything. I contemplate a few of the data introduced forth on this method, most especially the chapter on DNA, to be of important significance to us all.’

Part 1 of the book is dedicated to the dialogue Alison had with Master. Subjects akin to ‘Who or What is Master’, ‘How shall I clarify your work’, ‘Fear’, ‘DNA’ and many extra are all covered in depth. Part 2 are detailed records of conversations between individuals and the Master which have been channelled via Alison.

As a spiritualist, Alison has been seeing individuals individually and in groups to enable their personal inquiries to be answered. She all the time counsel they arrive with ready questions nonetheless Master usually knows their issues and speaks immediately about their points before anybody has time to ask questions. The book details a lot of those conversations.

That is an fascinating book which rather than talking about spiritualism it details the conversations had between the writer and her spirit. Nevertheless the spirit is more than simply your regular ‘run of the mill spirit’, the Master is described as ‘the consciousness of us all as a collective, not of a separate being’.

The reader must make their very own mind up in drawing conclusions to this book, but there are many interesting ideas introduced from the ‘Master’. Definitely worth a read.