Journeys of the Soul

About the Book

BOOK DESCRIPTION  Journeys of the Soul, by Audrey J. Saabye, is Audrey’s continuing adventures with Bill, her decease husband. As she travels, he guides, chides, protects and leads her into greater Self-realization and soul healing.

Before she and Bill could realize their dream of visiting Alaska, he’d passed away. After healing some of her family relationships, Bill proclaimed, “Our trip to Alaska is in Divine Order.” She was thrilled, but she had found comfort, security, solace, freedom and independence traveling via automobile throughout the western United States and the idea of turning life and luggage over to others was scary. Watching her car disappear through the windows of a crowded van en route to a Cruise Ship that first time was disconcerting. No matter how detailed the brochures tried to prepare her for this cruise, nothing matched the reality. Once on board she learned that staying in touch with new friends meant getting their address immediately or she might never see them again.

But she was hooked, and after recovering from that first cruise, the joy and wonder of Alaska sparked four more Alaskan adventures as well as greater soul healing.

About the Author

Audrey J. Saabye was born in central California. She currently resides in South Lake Tahoe where she moved after the passing of her husband, Bill, in 1987. They had been married 38-1/2 years, had three sons and eight grandchildren. Retired from architectural drafting, she moved to Lake Tahoe to write her first book, Love Is Forever, an autobiographical account of her life long search for answers to her debilitating fear of losing Bill and their continuous communication since he passed. Her ability to communicate with him has been a healing process and rewarding compensation for widowhood. Journeys Of The Soul is her second published book. Her hobbies include sewing, knitting, hiking and traveling. After the death of her husband, Audrey J. Saabye moved to Lake Tahoe to write her first book, an autobiographical account of her life long search for answers to her debilitating fear of losing him. Her ability to communicate with him after he passed has been a healing and rewarding compensation for widowhood.