Tarra Light

This is one of the most moving and inspiring books I have ever read.

It is the story of Natasza, a Jewish child banished to Auschwitz. Natasza was a previous incarnation of the author, and we have gained access to her life of sacrifice and devotion through a past-life regression.

At an early age Natasza found she had a special gift of healing and used her gift on wounded and sick animals and ailing friends. She was snatched from her loving family in Poland at the tender age of twelve and a half and transported to Auschwitz.

There she finds kindness and help from the other inmates, which contributes to her survival under the harsh conditions. Boris, the ghost, also attaches himself to Natasza, protects her, and helps her to “save souls” and “heal bodies”. Boris is a former professor, a highly developed spirit, who has dedicated his “after-life” to serving humanity. Natasza has been “chosen by the Most High” and “blessed by the gifts of spirit” to do this work.

Natasza is also aided by the crows, who speak to her, and send her signals and messages, Boris can merge with her energy field and create a shield of invisibility for her when necessary, which assists her in carrying out her healing tasks. He also helps to get hold of provisions, both food and clean water, both for herself and the other needy, starving inmates,

Soon Natasza had formed a little band of healing assistants – the Sisters of Light. These learned also to call on the angels for assistance. The Sisters practiced first-aid and hands-on healing.

Natasza learnt to transmute anger into compassion and transcend her judgments and condemnation.

The book also includes a section about Hitler’s youth and past lives. An afterword explains about the light and the dark, the masters of light, the dark forces, healing the wounds of the past, etc. etc.

To sum up, this book is beautifully written and filled with wisdom, spirituality and divine love and understanding. Some of the brutal, inhumane events portrayed are exceedingly hard to read about, but we learn compassion and forgiveness from the suffering.

We are also gifted with Natasza’s Healer’s Prayer:

Let the love of our hearts
Heal all who we touch.
Let us walk with courage
and speak with compassion.
May the Truth of God be known
to the Sisters of the Light.
Amen.

I highly recommend that you read this beautiful book of love, compassion, healing and forgiveness.… (més)