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Reviewed by Joshua Olokodana for Readers' Favorite
When Barbara, a friend of Christine's, asked for help finding her son's misplaced key, Christine simply asked her guides, and they told her the location of the key. But when they checked and did not find it there, they felt disappointed. A few days later, however, Barbara's son had reason to pick up a piece of clothing he had forgotten in the kitchen, and he found the key inside, exactly as revealed. In Heaven Knows Why, Christine Snowdon draws on her experience as a master of spiritual angelic reiki to discuss spirit guides, guardian angels, elementals, ghosts, God, the soul, and a myriad of entities named across history yet non-existent to too many people. As Christine walks us through her encounters, she also lays out instructions on how to sense angels and encourages us to pursue spiritual fulfillment.
Heaven Knows Why by Christine Snowdon is a mystical and refreshingly unrestrictive book that gives you a peek into the higher dimensions of life without the baggage of organized religion. It is structured into twelve chapters, with each further organized into subheadings, which make it easy to read. There is enough information in it to fascinate casual readers and motivate people who are more familiar with its topics to try something—and I did. It also includes some surprising takes on topics like GMO foods and their relevance to humans in the long term. Nevertheless, most of the assertions made did not seem far-fetched to me, and the message about a person being mostly responsible for their situation in life resonated with me. Christine Snowdon's writing is direct and devoid of long-winded discourses, which, of course, adds to its appeal. Heaven Knows Why is a book you want to read if you are curious about what else is out there beyond our physical senses and you're willing to keep an open mind.
