The Masters of Whitechapel

Summary: This story is about the unexplained, spiritual events, experienced by most people who inhabit this strange, beautiful, dangerous and exciting planet. The author does not assume to have the answers to centuries of queries, but presents the questions with an attempt to give possible conceivable scenarios that might account for the great adventures in our lives. The story revolves around a sibling group of eight children born into the poverty of the east side of London, during a time of plagues and wars. These eight children experience Déjà vu, and dreams, in which realms of existence appear to overlap. They are wise enough to realize that other people would think of them as deranged and strange; perhaps possessed by evil spirits. They develop the skills to survive and to hide the secrets they share. Each of them is a Master in a universe with a multitude of Masters who think of themselves as vulnerable, uneducated, participants in the great cinema we call earth life. Maggie, Warner and Lizabeth are the eldest of the siblings and provide the love and support the younger ones need, after the death of their parents. They are separated by fate but slowly find their way back together. The story of their lives demonstrates the propensity for curiosity, search for answers and new understanding, which parallels the spiritual journey of most individuals. It is a demonstration of human 'magic'.

Berniece L. Kroll, NBCC, MAC, Med. She Is a retired Director of a Co-occurring Disorders Mental Health program for Lourdes Health Network. She is a trained marriage and family and addictions counselor. She worked in this field for over fifteen years. She has 12 children. Ten are adopted and two are deceased. Many of her children were special needs and came into the family when they were older. They came with emotional wounds that needed to heal for them to grow. She uses her background and experience to teach imaginative approaches for reclaiming your life and embracing the future.