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Bob has distilled over 3,000 pages of journals - kept over the past decade -into this book. The original journals contain direct records of dialogues with Spirit, but to make them more accessible, Bob has transformed those conversations into incisive summaries of the insights Spirit conveyed.
These writings reflect Bob's real-life experiences - raw, intimate, and often intense dialogues with Spirit - filtered through the lens of someone who has walked the path of deep personal healing. With more than 50 years of experience as a spiritual healer, Bob brings hard-won and compassionate authenticity to his work. His direct relationship with the Spirit Realm has anchored his healing practice and his recovery from extreme childhood abuse, creating a solid spiritual foundation that he carries through even the darkest of times.
Whether you're seeking inspiration for your own healing journey, exploring the world of spiritual awakening, or looking for guidance through direct spiritual communication, this book offers a unique, grounded perspective on what it truly means to heal and transform.
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Robert Falconer is a pioneering consultant and international educator in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. He brings over five decades of transformative psychological expertise and a heartfelt commitment to healing and understanding the complexity of human experience. Falconer has authored several influential books, including Many Minds, One Self, co-written with IFS founder Richard C. Schwartz. Falconer's book The Others Within Us is a groundbreaking work which centralizes porosity of mind as a key component to healing. Falconer draws from personal experience and extensive clinical practice. He is a respected international teacher who has led workshops in many countries, including Australia, Japan, Pakistan, Mexico, China, Poland Spain, Ireland Germany and Canada. He has also taught all over the US, including the Fort Beltknap Sioux and the Northern Cheyenne reservations. Falconer champions a holistic view that recognizes the inherent spiritual nature of psychological healing. Now in his mid-70s, Falconer remains an active teacher and thought leader. His work challenges Western therapeutic paradigms and advocates for a more comprehensive understanding of human consciousness.
