Path of the Angels: Tracking with Angels

Third in the series of: Tracking With Angels Path of the Angels contains 12 adventure stories in Tracking With Angels. In Path of the Angels, I have opened my heart to show you, the reader what it is like to work with and literally follow the Path of the Angels. I invite you to join Dancing Wind and her friends, accompanied by their Guardian Angels, as they track the trails of a house wife needing a miracle in her life, a teenager reacting to a thoughtless insult over her weight, a woman whose dream date turns into a nightmare. In these stories and many more, the Angels work with Dancing Wind to fulfill the work of the Angels. Dan, a wise Lakota Indian medicine man, is teaching Dancing Wind and her friends how to work with the Guardian Angels. Come and travel along on there adventures and they will touch your heart. From my favorite story, and the book's namesake, Path of the Angels: "Lat in the fall that year, when winter was close at hand, the candles and prayer fire were lit. Down by the Chama River, in the Bosque (the wooded area along the river) beside the tall cottonwoods, a young Arapaho girl called on the Great Spirit for help. She called upon the Great Spirit to send his Angels for help to take the women an children home. "Beside the Chama River, her prayer fire burned as she played the flute. She would pause occasionally to add wood to the fire and warm her fingers. the air was cold, and she sat upon the frozen ground of Mother Earth. At times she would be lost in the flute music she played. Occasionally she paused in playing her music to converse with one of the spirits that arrived to join her, or listen to the Angels giving her guidance. In the distance she heard the calls of some ducks flying south...... These stories let you the reader actually experience what it is like, through Dancing Winds adventures wht it is actually like to work with one's Guardian Angels. to work in the Spirit realm and

These are the adventures of my daughter as well as stories told to me by my Guardian Angel. I would hope your as moved by these adventures as much as I was in recording them and writing them down. To the reader I wish them GOD SPEED, Barton