The Human Experience: Stories of Spiritual Healing & Transformation - Paperback

Some wounds don't show on the surface. Some healings don't happen in hospitals. And some stories can only be told from the inside of the wound.

The Human Experience: Stories of Spiritual Healing and Transformation is a narrative nonfiction anthology that follows fifteen true accounts of spiritual healing and transformation: eight client stories and seven personal narratives from the perspective of a Hmong American shamanic healer navigating faith, calling, and the cost of carrying a gift.

From a big sister who discovers the identity of the entity haunting her, to a young mother finally saying goodbye to her stillborn daughter, to a Soul who found freedom through death, these stories bear witness to what becomes possible when we stop running from our wounds and turn to face them.

Drawing from Hmong ancestral shamanic tradition, energetic healing, and transformational coaching, Crystal Kayeeb Zeb writes as both practitioner and participant; a healer who had to be healed, a witness who had to be witnessed.

This is testimony that healing is possible. That liberation is available. That the stories living inside you are not your burden. They are your becoming.

The Human Experience will resonate with readers of Lori Gottlieb's Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, Stephanie Foo's What My Bones Know, and Dr. Edith Eger's The Choice.

Volume I.