UNKNOWN

Award-winning

Star Journey Home invites readers to explore the provocative idea that many of us, while born on Earth, may have spiritual origins rooted elsewhere in the cosmos. Our bodies are of this world, but our souls may be calling us home to another world among the stars.

Star Journey Home is written by a NASA engineer whose deeply developed metaphysical and spiritual insight offers a rare fusion of science and soul. Through the lens of his own extraordinary journey, Greg shares an engaging, heartfelt narrative of intuitive awakening, profound encounters with star beings, and transformative experiences using the Akashic Records — a timeless, non-physical archive said to contain the history of every soul, event, and place that has ever existed.

Greg weaves together personal revelations and metaphysical truths to present a compelling case that we are far more expansive and interconnected than conventional life on Earth suggests. With clarity and sincerity, he offers evidence that we are intricately linked to one another and to conscious life across the Universe in deeply personal and meaningful ways.

Central to his message is the concept of the Oversoul — the higher, multidimensional aspect of our soul that has a special connection with our home world. By learning to connect with our Oversoul and cosmic home, Greg explains how we can rediscover a deeper sense of wholeness and purpose, amplify our intuition, and develop down-to-Earth communication with the higher aspect of our soul.

Star Journey Home doesn’t stop at theory — it brings the mystical into the tangible. Greg shares moving stories from his own life: powerful Native American Vision Quests, emotional encounters with loved ones beyond the veil, healing experiences utilizing the Akashic Records, his clients’ experiences with their own home worlds and Oversouls, and reflections from his decades-long career as a NASA aerospace engineer during the iconic Space Shuttle era and beyond.

Star Journey Home is more than a book. It’s an invitation to remember who you truly are — and where you truly come from.

Hardcover has color photographs. Paperback has black & white photographs.