Your Soul's Plan: Discovering the Real Meaning of the Life You Planned Before You Were Born
“The more we know about the meaning of life, the better we understand the important choices we must make. Robert Schwartz has done an excellent job of presenting the possible explanations of what we are doing here and why we are here. I highly recommend this book.”—Dannion Brinkley, author ofSaved by the LightandThe Secrets of the Light“Your Soul’s Planis a deeply insightful guide as to why our lives unfold as they do and how to direct them to a deeper place. A powerful book . . . I highly recommend it.”—Sonia Choquette, author ofThe Answer is Simple . . . Love Yourself, Live Your Spirit!“Your Soul’s Planis one of the most detailed explorations I have seen into understanding why we have chosen certain paths in our lives and how we may use that information to continue our journey as a soul here and now. This book will help thousands of people. A book you HAVE to have in your library!"—John Holland, author ofBorn KnowingandPower of the Soul“Schwartz provides a very special sense of seeing divine order everywhere…Your Soul's Planprovides a fabulous and much-needed compass for those of us seeking to regain the deeper awareness of our core spiritual strength. Highly recommended!”—New Consciousness Review“Your Soul's Planis highly recommended to anyone trying to understand the suffering, tragedy or loss that has caused them to question life, death and/or God. And who among us is not inflicted by such challenges and questions in our lifetime? In my eight years researching life after death, spirituality and life purpose, I have discovered no better explanation of why human challenges exist than what is so eloquently written in Robert Schwartz's book.”—Bob Olson, OfSpirit.com Editor"The serene cover ofYour Soul's Planbelies the punch with which Robert Schwartz communicates the results of his research into pre-birth planning . . . Overall, it is one of the best books of this kind I have come across."—Anna Jedrziewski,New Age Retailermagazine