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About the Author

Rekha Vidyarthi was born in India but came to Canada in 1972 from
East Africa. She is an aesthetician by profession.  For the past 15 years,
she has been deeply involved with spirituality and has been searching
 for her life's purpose and the meaning of her childhood experience
with God and the angels. In 1994, angels reappeared in her life and
gave her the answers through their teachings  in philosophy and
spiritual wisdom. She was asked to record these teachings in a book
 on their behalf because this was an uncompleted task from a past life.
Rekha is married, has two children, she recently moved from Ottawa,
Canada to Florida USA 

A Back Cover without the Author’s picture
While it is very common to find an author’s photograph on the back jacket of a book, I discovered this was not meant to be in my case. I was guided through a very simple experience to follow God’s will. I had initially planned to use my photo, and a niece  had sent this particular photo to me as an email attachment. I made several attempts to open the file at
different times and on different days. The attachment simply could
not be opened. I reasoned that  there must be an explanation for this.
Almost immediately a thought came: God does not want me to have a photo of my physical self on  the book’. This thought was quickly followed by another: Now that you know the reason for this, the attachment will open up for you’.  Sure enough, I was able to open it instantly.

Back Cover Picture
After I finished reviewing the final proof of the book I asked God, “If people ask me why I do not have my picture on the book what will I reply? God said, “You have the most beautiful picture of your inner Self on the title page of your book. Why would you want to have a physical picture on the book when you know it is an illusion for you?” – meaning that the physical appearance is simply an illusion of who we truly are. I laughed and said, “Why did I not I  think of that?”  God added that this artistic depiction is representative of the beauty of all human souls walking on earth – a snapshot of the inner Self, if you will. I thanked God for yet another poignant revelation.