Book Two: "The Golden Thimble, 1692, & 1986":
This historical fiction novel weaves together meditation, psychometry, channeling, ley lines, elemental power, yogic teachings, and akashic record reading to bridge the gap between the accused witches of Gloucester, Massachusetts, in 1692 and their modern-day descendants, who join a Sacred Studies Psychic Group in the 1980s and discover how they connect with their ancestors through an heirloom golden thimble. These practices reveal buried secrets, injustices, and the painful patterns inherited across generations.
This story offers a meticulously researched historical account while exploring themes of spiritual growth, communal healing, and the reclamation of silenced voices within Gloucester, Massachusetts, and Cape Ann's energy portals. This book is perfect for enthusiasts of New England witch history, ghost hunting, akashic and psychic practices, and spiritual memoirs.
The Golden Thimble 1692 & 1986 invites readers to explore the untold stories of nine Gloucester women—Esther Elwell, Margaret Prince, Elizabeth Dicer, Joan Penney, Phoebe Day, Mary Rowe, Rachel Vinson, Abigail Rowe, and Rebecca Dike—who were unjustly accused during the witch hysteria of 1692. Despite the loss of many records, we uncover the beginnings of these accusations in September of that year, revealing a dark chapter in history.
Join this journey of discovery, healing, and empowerment as we honor the past and illuminate the path forward. This is also the story of the 1980s Sacred Studies group and how they confronted and evolved as practitioners with their teachers, spiritual awakening, relationships, and insights. It takes a serious look at the protections, methods, pitfalls, and revelatory nature of tuning into the energy portals that surround them.
Perfect for enthusiasts of New England witch history, ghost hunting, energy portals, ley lines, sacred studies, elemental power, tarot, astrology, akashic and psychic practices, yogic teachings, and spiritual memoirs.
