House of Prince

where content is king

  • Home
  • About Me
    • Books I Have Read
  • Blog
  • Contact

Is There Love After Death? “Soul Sessions” by Carson Gage

March 16, 2015 Kim Tracy Prince 2 Comments

love after death daisies

Have you ever met someone and been struck by an instant attraction? Not just physical attraction, but a curiosity about her, or an inexplicable need for more information about him? What about those chance meetings that result in lifelong companions or love connections?

Sometimes it does seem like you’re meant to be with another person, whether it be love or friendship. That’s a concept that Carson Gage explores in his novel Soul Sessions, a story of one man’s journey to identify what’s missing in his life.

Soul Sessions image

Seemingly at the top of his game, mid-30’s Nick Dalton is struggling. He has a thriving career in the competitive world of investment banking, a beautiful girlfriend, and college pals who still call him to make road trips back to school for “the big game” (not a small gift in life, says this Notre Dame grad). But late at night Nick’s battle with depression has no noise to keep it quiet, and he considers suicide.

An unconventional therapist helps Nick get to the source of his depression, and then some. Over his weekly appointments she leads him into hypnotherapy and then through past-life regression. Nick  learns about the spiritual world and discovers that he’s had previous lives – and that there is one special soul he should be on the lookout for in this one.

Soul Sessions is a quick read – the Nick’s voice is similar to those of many guys I knew in college. Except…a little deeper, because he’s sharing his thoughts. Even though Notre Dame guys are especially expressive, I’ve never been able to read their minds. (I’m going to guess that that’s a good thing.) There is a wealth of information about hypnotherapy and past life regression, and if you believe that there are soulmates for every person, this book explores that concept in depth.

reading with quilt and tea

But it’s Nick’s story that drives the book forward, and I got comfy one afternoon as I was coming down with a cold – and therefore had an excuse to “take the day off” from being chief cook, chauffeur, and laundry maid for my family – and snuggled up in my “reading quilt” to read most of it as the sun made its way down to the horizon. By the time it glowed above the mountains to the west, I had finished Soul Sessions.

sunset

What struck me most about the story were the instances of missed connections – how Nick realized he had almost encountered his soul mate more than once over the years. We all hope we wind up with the right person, and we make appropriate choices (or we don’t) and life is what it is. Or we have the power to change it. Our attitude makes all the difference.

The same with friends. Some of my favorite people in the world are ones I’ve met through the internet since I started blogging. It seemed like an accident at first, but you realize you have so much in common, it must be fate. Right?

IMG_7598Is this Heaven? No, it’s California.

Soul Sessions is available on Amazon – a simple experience to click and purchase, and the book shows up at your door within days. You can even preview the book by reading a few pages online before you buy. Check out more information on the book and its author, Carson Gage, and how he was inspired to write this story because of his own near-miss with death, at the book’s website.

Soul Sessions
Paperback, $11.56 on Amazon

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

Related Posts:

  • That's My Soul Up There
    That's My Soul Up There
  • Nurturing the Soul of Your Family [Review and Giveaway]
    Nurturing the Soul of Your Family [Review and Giveaway]
  • IMG_3921
    A Matter of Life and Death

Books #CGC, Amazon, book review, Carson Gage, Clever Girls Collective, college buddies, hypnotherapy, past-life regression, reading, Soul Sessions

Comments

  1. julie gardner says

    March 17, 2015 at 7:44 AM

    Heaven is California.
    And you are someone I am certain I was destined to meet.
    julie gardner recently posted…The Unraveling of Mercy Louis: Book Review and GiveawayMy Profile

    Reply
  2. Charlene Ross says

    March 17, 2015 at 11:41 AM

    Wait Julie, when Kim was talking about favorite people she met on the internet, I’m pretty sure she meant me. 🙂

    Looks like I have another book to add to my list for this year. (Click!)
    Charlene Ross recently posted…The WaitingMy Profile

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

CommentLuv badgeShow more posts
About me and this 21-year-old blog
Who Are You?

Get House of Prince By Email:

Follow Me Around the Web

 Facebook Google+ Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest YouTube Instagram RSS E-mail

Otherwhere

  • aMintLife blog
  • aNotre Dame Magazine
  • DAME Magazine
  • Mom dot me
  • MomsLA

Categories

Archives

Copyright © 2025 · Privacy Policy