The Voice of Venus: Collector's Edition (Paperback or Softback)

2023 COVR Visionary Awards Bronze Winner - Iconic Books

A channeled journey through the crystalline healing worlds of Venus-and a visionary exploration of reincarnation, the psychic anatomy, and life between lives.

"To the planet Venus, I bid you welcome for my people and for myself."

So begins Mal Var, the Venusian master who leads author Ernest L. Norman on a psychic tour of the higher-frequency planes of Venus-a radiant world of energy that appears crystalline to inner vision.

Here, souls from Earth recover between incarnations in healing temples, study the experiences of their former lives, and prepare for the next stage of their development. Earth dwellers may also visit these higher-dimensional worlds during sleep, learning from Venusian teachers before returning to ordinary waking consciousness.

First published in 1956, The Voice of Venus was Ernest L. Norman's earliest book-length presentation of an interdimensional cosmology joining consciousness, energy, reincarnation, and spiritual evolution. Rather than portraying death as an ending, Norman describes it as a transition into another frequency of life.

As the tour unfolds, Mal Var guides readers through soaring crystal temples, gardens, classrooms, and homes. Venusian "birth" and "death" ceremonies reveal how souls move from one level of experience to another. He also introduces the concept of the psychic anatomy: an individual repository of memories, emotions, and past-life experience that influences the circumstances of each new incarnation.

Through the work of Venusian healers, the book explores attraction, polarity, frequency relationships, karma, nonlocal consciousness, and the continuing bond between the physical and nonphysical worlds. Mal Var explains how people suddenly released from the body are helped to adjust to life in a realm of pure energy-and how, within the Infinite Mind, humans, animals, forests, and other forms of life may appear again in new expressions after death.

This exclusive Collector's Edition includes:

- Newly commissioned, full-color illustrations of Venusian life

- The restored Foreword from the 1956 edition

- Ernest L. Norman's account of how he first made contact with Mal Var

For readers drawn to the work of Edgar Cayce, Jane Roberts, Michael Newton, Brian Weiss, Dolores Cannon, or Rudolf Steiner, The Voice of Venus offers an imaginative bridge between traditional ideas of the afterlife and modern explorations of reincarnation, multidimensional consciousness, and life between lives.

Ernest L. Norman (1904-1971) was an American metaphysical author whose seventeen books present a nonmathematical model of an interdimensional universe. Writing for readers of the 1950s and 1960s, he sought to bring scientific and spiritual ideas together in a unified explanation of consciousness, reincarnation, energy, and human development.Norman said that many of his discourses were received clairvoyantly and clairaudiently from a humanitarian fellowship of scientists, artists, philosophers, teachers, and other individuals who had continued their work from higher-frequency dimensions after their Earth lives. Through these communications, he described reincarnation, psychic anatomy, the transmission of energy and information, and the influence of past experience upon present life. His books continue to be studied by readers interested in channeling, the afterlife, metaphysical cosmology, and the relationship between consciousness and the physical universe.

Ruth E. Norman (1900-1993) married Ernest L. Norman in February 1954 and soon assumed responsibility for preparing and publishing his books. In 1959, they co-founded the Unarius Educational Foundation as a nonprofit publishing organization dedicated to preserving and distributing his teachings.Following her husband's death in 1971, Ruth continued publishing his work and supporting the readers who had gathered around it. In 1975, she opened a study center in El Cajon, California, where students met for classes, discussion, and creative projects. During the 1970s and 1980s, she became widely known for promoting the possibility of life on other worlds and encouraged students to explore metaphysical ideas through books, films, performances, and accounts of past-life experience. She continued overseeing publications and related projects until her death in 1993.

San Diego-based visionary artist Roslynn E. Moore draws upon her background in animation, film, and energy-healing practices to create images of worlds beyond ordinary perception. Working primarily in digital media, she is known for atmospheric environments, luminous color, and imagery that gives visual form to metaphysical and interdimensional concepts.For Jolibro's editions of The Pulse of Creation series, Moore created original illustrations inspired by the books' descriptions of higher-frequency worlds and their inhabitants. Her work combines imaginative detail with a strong sense of light, energy, and place.