Review of Lord Shiva and the Channeler

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Lord Shiva and the Channeler" by Marquan Moorehead.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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Meet Marquan Moorehead, a man who has seen more than most in his lifetime. He's been to the boundaries of death and back. He has encountered beings from other realms and dimensions. In this book, he shares his extraordinary experiences and the lessons he's learned with the world.

Lord Shiva and the Channeler by Maquan Moorehead is the story of the author's encounter with Lord Siva (Shiva). Marquan, the 13th incarnation of Lord Siva (Shiva), had a Christian background and was a Baptist in his adolescent years. After seeing Lord Siva (Shiva) in his dream and encountering his consorts, Marquan, who had practically zero or little knowledge of Hinduism, was left to figure out who Lord Siva (Shiva) was and how to communicate with him properly.

One major thing readers will notice in this book is that the author values spiritual enlightenment. He wants the reader to know the truth and reveals sources that help him grow. For example, he tells us about using the Rudraksha seeds from Sadhguru on YouTube. Any reader interested in knowing more can quickly go to YouTube and search for Sadhguru to learn more.

I like how the author uses his life experience to encourage readers with unusual experiences, like hearing voices in their heads. He assures them that they are not crazy. He uses Cardi B as an example. She hears voices in her head, but she is not crazy. She is just communicating with gods, goddesses, and demons in her head. In the book, Marquan also tries to prove to his girlfriend, Stacey, that he is normal and isn't schizophrenic.

The author was open. In this book, he didn't just tell us about the rosy parts of his life or his supernatural encounters with Lord Siva (Shiva) and his consorts. He also told us about the ugly part of his life that he was not proud of, like the type of mother Janice was. He shared how Janice lived her life and was addicted to drugs, how he was molested at a young age, how he wasn't a responsible boyfriend and found it difficult to pay his bills, and how he was addicted to video games, beer, sex, etc. Most normal people might try to hide that part of their story.

There was nothing I disliked. However, the book was not professionally edited. As a result, I'd rate it 4 out of 5 stars. I'd recommend this book to people interested in spirituality and spiritual advancement.

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Lord Shiva and the Channeler
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[grace ruhara]

One thing I admire from the author Marquan Moorehead is his transparency something that most people like. The fact that he shares his bad side makes him courageous and trustworthy. I enjoyed this amazing review. Thank you for your review.

[Osvaldo Borghese]

I like it when writers share their personal experiences, with the intention of helping other people, advising them, and maybe preventing them from doing the same things. Thanks for sharing your review.