Into the Mystic

About the Book

As spiritual beings having a human experience, we are all capable of entering Into the Mystic. For the Mystic—that expanded state of awareness where we can connect with Spirit and experience other realities—has been accessible to us from the very beginning when we as children were much more capable of having mystical experiences. However, as we stray from the innocence and openness of childhood, we tend to lose our spiritual capabilities. Nevertheless, as Into the Mystic reveals and promises in a unique and entertaining way, we can reclaim the true magic and birthright of our youth by following a spiritual path, pursuing "ultimate reality," and thereby come to know ourselves, and "God," in the process.

Into the Mystic (From the Streets of Brooklyn) is an exploration of self and ultimate reality through shamanism, after-death communications, past-life regressions, and original mystical thought. The work is filled with tales of wondrous, real-life mystical adventures and spiritual encounters, and is deep and magical enough to be appreciated by even the most enlightened among us. However, Into the Mystic is simultaneously intended to be shared and enjoyed by our less spiritually inclined friends, mates and significant others, and can actually help bridge the seemingly insurmountable gap between believers and skeptics.

About the Author

After experiencing what he would later describe as spontaneous mystical events, Dennis P. McMahon became deeply involved in seeking explanations thru shamanism, past life regressions, communications with the dead, and the like. Part of his process is to share what he learned and experienced, in the tradition of sharing that has occurred in indigenous societies for thousands of years. Dennis is an attorney, writer, and managing editor whose his works have been published by the top tax law publishing houses in the U.S. He has also authored the underground novel Street Fighting Man, and had freelance articles appear in major national and international magazines