The book
Bright Star The Myth of Death and Other True Stories
author Alanna Marohnic
A great loss propelled me through a portal of light into a place which
radically expanded my awareness of the Divine. I had not expected this
profound experience nor had I been looking for it. But upon my return
from the other side of the veil, I felt a deep obligation to share in detail
all the wonders shown to me in great abundance.

softcover - 154 pages - 16 x 16 cm
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In Praise of Bright Star
This is a moving book.
This is an important book.
This book is a very special gift to all humanity.
I knew Jennifer Garrett and I know Alanna Marohnic - this is a true book.
I am sitting here just having read Bright Star. I am filled with a holy, reverential
and expanded feeling, with compassion for myself and others. With a desire to fully
absorb an understanding that only love is real and that we truly do not die.
Sheri Etherington
Canada
There are few books in someone's life that have that magical impact on our
perception of something very important. This is one of those books....
At first I was so scared to read it, so afraid to get in touch with a sense of
leaving mother. The emotion was transforming as I kept reading and by the
end of the book there was a feeling of complete acceptance and eternal connection
without any fear of losing. There is something so Big and Divine in Alanna's words
saying "She gave life to us and now she was giving us her death".
Lana Cvitak,
Croatia
of what it is to be human and what it is to be divine. Full of joy, deep wisdom,
and humour, this story gets into your bones in surprising ways.
Canada
with small ornaments, an exquisite drawing..BUT...
the pale, cold colours of our society detached from death (and consequently life),
contrasted with strong, almost psychedelic colours of true LOVE that can be seen
Croatia
Highly recommended. Edge of your seat read and totally real.
Canada
her mother unexpectedly dies. The way Alanna describes the events as well
as how the words are laid out on the page are riveting. It's some of the finest
and most profound writing I've read in my life.
Canada