My Secret Life With an Angel: Earth in the Seventh Circle

Author Julia Busch is petrified to learn the earth has been destroyed seven times, each time it has entered the seventh circle and that is exactly where the earth is now. But this time, she is told, the Cosmic Angelic Force is here with new Light to expand the mind of humanity and in doing so will avert disaster. But there's a problem. The new light (knowledge) cannot travel through the "airwaves" onto the earth because the channels are cluttered with disembodied souls. These souls are not only blocking the light, but are causing problems outside of the earth's realm into the universe.

She writes of her first meeting...
My introduction to an angel came as most answers to prayers do, as a surprise after a long search.

The night was warm and expansive with the soft, sultry expectant undertones that only a Miami night can embrace. Wrapped in a sense of safety, I was comfortably unwinding after a productive day of painting, sketching and teaching when an audible voice directed a message to me - not through me but to me...

"Dearest Julia, I am Hammal Cahone, Head of the Cosmic Angelic Force. My name is not of a language but of universal sounds, translating to Nameless One."

The presentation was undeniable masculine.

"I belong to a new consciousness that is coming to humanity--a consciousness that has waited for the right time to present itself. I am here to relay a new dimension that will expand the boundaries of humankind, expounding new light coming into this solar system's reign of thought."

"Recently there has been an upsurge by part of the world in recognition of angels; next will come an upsurge against. But it is important that those who could be made aware of angels are made aware...

"Throughout time, we have touched upon the earth...Many already know of our existence and how to call us, but if our total function was known and understood, then much more could be accomplished.

"Much vaster than one would ever suspect, the angelic forces are controlled by an intensity far greater than ever would be imagined. There are at least 20,000 separate forces that we could touch upon, and countless more."

So begins, Julia's introduction to Hammal Cahone, Head of the Cosmic Angelic Force, who has come to unfold a vast tapestry of new knowledge for the earth. She learns about grieving souls which can enter through tears in your aura, of demonic spirits that can rip your aura and enter to take over your body. She talks to a disembodied soul, who has no idea that he is disembodied. She learns of the spherical forces and what the number "eight" really means. She finds out the meaning of a cadaverous spirit, broken wills and spirits, spherical forces and much, much more. She also finds that she is part of "the plan" to save the planet and humanity from destruction.

Described as a Renaissance woman, Julia Busch is the multifaceted, multitalented publisher of Anti-Aging Press and Kosmic Kurrents, editor of two newsletters, The H-Files: Conferences with a Cosmic Angel, containing channeled information, and So Young, dedicated to a youthful body, mind and spirit.


Her titles have included holistic health and healing topics: Powerful Prayer Secrets, Living a Rich Life and Power Color, (coauthor Hollye Davidson), Positively Young, Look Younger Naturally, Facelift Naturally, and Youth and Skin Secrets Revealed. Her beauty classic Treat Your Face Like a Salad (alternately titled The Home Guide to Natural Beauty Care) was a featured alternate selection of the Doubleday Health Book Club.


Ms. Busch is a jewelry designer, a painter, draftsman, poet and columnist. She studied voice and opera at Juilliard School of Music, received a degree in art history from the University of Miami, FL, where she taught drawing and composition while lecturing in humanities at Dade Community College. She has taught painting, sculpture, drawing and jewelry-making, and exhibited in these media.

Ms. Busch has been listed in Who's Who in American Art, Who's Who of American Women, Who's Who of Women of the World and Personalities of the South. Her first book, a critical analysis and survey of the art and art technology of the 1960s, A Decade of Sculpture (Philadelphia Art Alliance) is a reference standard.

She was art critic for Ideas magazine, has written for the Art Journal, and contributed on health matters to InnerSelf, Let's Live as well as Beating the Clock, a column on the internet publication Wednesday on the Web.

Ms. Busch holds a certificate in aromatherapy, has co-hosted Youthfully Yours on Talk America, and is an expert in the area of holistic health, anti-aging, and youth extension. Her titles have been translated into German, Finnish, Danish, Czechoslovakian, Thai, Chinese, Bulgarian and for the East Indian English-language market.