ASHEVILLE, N.C., June 17, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Margarite Westo had not begun to realize her spiritual potential until 1970 when she became open to energies forever. Her new book, Owl Meets Alien (now available though 1stBooks), describes the mystical experiences she has encountered. Now a spiritual healer and teacher, she presents her views on how individuals are inexplicably connected to some people and how life's events affect others.
Westo unfolds the path of the soul, helping the reader pick up on the answers to questions such as, "Why do we have such strong urges to do the things we do? Why are some children born with fears that appear to be unfounded?" Whether it's the gut feeling one gets when they meet someone for the first time or the question of how people are mysteriously connected, Westo's work emits an energy that prompts the reader to have the answers to these questions given to them.
Westo's extraordinary experiences were later affirmed. The author hopes that readers find the same thing in her book; they can pick up the subtle energies written between the lines, have silent questions and later find the answers somewhere else or within themselves.
With the real-life mystical experiences of her and her clients, as well as spiritual explanations for the strange feelings and connections humans have, Westo's book will spark readers' ability to tap into a new side of themselves.
In 1970, Westo experienced a spiritual awakening. In 1980, she moved to Bristol, England from London to start the first of her three centers, where she discovered she could connect with others' life experiences and how they connect with everyday life. In 1987, she created Future Way, her healing business. Westo accepted an invitation to work in Florida, later relocating to Asheville, N.C., where she currently resides.
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