One thing I really enjoyed about The Angel Experiment was that it came with 21 free audio downloads - one for each day. In other words, pay for a book, get a 21-day course.
After the usual info about angels, and a description of her first real-life encounter with angels, the author, Corin Grillo, gives us 21 ways to connect with different angels and Archangels, as well as some of the higher orders, including Cherbim and Seraphim.
Grillo's
writing is clear and accessible. The free audios include a short
invocation and short guided meditation for each day. Each chapter
gives a way to address a specific area of life with angelic guidance.
Topics include, among others,
- Releasing Worry,
- Releasing Grief,
- Harmony,
- Courage, and
- Playfulness.
If
you don't want to download the audios, the text for each is printed in
the relevant chapter. Each chapter also includes "downloads" -
affirmations to help you change your life. We are encouraged to take
notes in a journal about our experiences at the end of each chapter, and to review
these notes once the 21 days are completed. So it really is like a
course.
One thing that did not work for me was Grillo's repeated use of terms like "God/Creator/Source". Being a Buddhist, I do not believe in a "God/Creator/Source". The author states early on in the book that she is not religious - so why use religious terms? However, if you relate to these terms, you may enjoy this.
Another slightly strange note is when Grillo, towards the end of the book,
asks the question, "based on your findings ... are angels real?".
Having asked and answered this question, sharing her experiences, at the
beginning of the book, it seemed out of place and unnecessary to ask it
again.
I
doubt whether someone who is convinced that angels don't exist will be
interested in this book. But if you want to strengthen, and gain
clarity about, your connection with angels, I heartily recommend The Angel Experiment.
