One Becomes One - Softcover

Maxey, Libby; Ahyh

Softcover

ISBN 10: 145383222X ISBN 13: 9781453832226

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012

Synopsis

"One Becomes One" is the breathtaking true story of Eden, restored. Divorced, debt-ridden, a working, commuting, exhausted single mom, Libby simply KNEW all the good God has stored up for her would come in a rush. One click of the mouse unveiled true love, but also fearful angst from friends and family as Libby trusted in God, despite the danger of internet relationships. "One Becomes One" is the stunning, jubilant story of twin flames 2,000 miles away, united against staggering odds and for a marvelous purpose. Libby’s prayers were answered in synchronistic miracles beyond all she could ask or imagine. The "Anne Lamott for mystics" "a fearless, palpable, authentic, gritty journey...a powerful catalyst" "both everyday stuff and the stuff of the extraordinary" "a treasure" "amazing true adventure" "brisk and authentic" "[One Becomes One] had me bursting with emotions, I laughed, I cried, I outright praised the Lord!" "Libby Maxey is a visionary way-shower...a Christian mystic" From Dr. Susan Shumsky, author of "Divine Revelation" and nine other spiritual books: "One Becomes One" is a gift of authentic awakening: the gritty, real story of two people endeavoring mightily to live in the world as it is, but not to be of the world. Libby Maxey's human story is humorous but never sugar-coated, while her inner world reaches astonishing heights of spiritual vision and breathtaking divine revelations. Libby’s visions have been featured in my book "Ascension", in the chapter 'Ascended Masters Among Us.' Highly recommended."

About this title

About the Author:

Libby Maxey lives near Nashville, Tennessee with her adoring genius husband Ahyh. Wife, mother, grandmother, minister, writer - she is the same as women everywhere: both ordinary and extraordinary, every day.

From Kirkus Reviews:

Maxey’s (I Am Liberty, 2011) memoir about her spiritual quest through life and marriage. Since an ugly split with her husband, Gil, Maxey’s life has taken some unexpected turns. From barely surviving on unemployment checks to searching for a new relationship on the Internet, Maxey has met new people and ventured to places she would never have dreamed of a decade ago. It may seem unlikely that a single mother in Tennessee would form a soul-mate connection with a computer programmer in Southern California, but such are the wonders of the modern world. The story details the excitement of their blossoming relationship: After exchanging ideas about life and religion, they agree to marry even though they’ve never met in person, and though their backgrounds are steeped in a variety of spiritual traditions ranging from Hindu texts to the teachings of Jesus, they make revelations of their own, too. Part spiritual journey, part rant against a difficult ex-husband and part criticism of the material world, Maxey’s book unfolds with struggles both existential and physical. While readers disinclined toward chakra descriptions and ascension planes may feel alienated at times, the author’s constant anchoring to the real world helps distance her book from being an unapproachable New Age diatribe. The infighting at liberal-minded church meetings and custody battles over her preteen son don’t always make for the most compelling or inviting storylines, and the same can be said of her frustration with those who don’t take her spiritual path seriously. Speaking of a Nashville church retreat in which she reveals that her greatest desire is “the awakening and ascension in consciousness of the world’s people,” Maxey is dismayed when “the minister revealed that her greatest desire was to fly in a hot-air balloon, [and] everyone applauded. WTF?” A wild tapestry of various teachings held together by the author’s candidness in her search for spiritual fulfillment.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 145383222X
• ISBN 13: 9781453832226
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 336