A State of Mind: My Story

Ramtha: The Adventure Begins

De: JZ Knight

Narrado por: JZ Knight

JZ Knight's intimate and very special autobiography. It is a life she was chosen for but a life with every conceivable hardship and obstacle imposed on it.

Throughout her life, JZ Knight has fought disease, prejudice, and loneliness and has triumphantly overcome them all. It is her and Ramtha's revealingly candid and unforgettable story that will touch anyone who ever asked the great questions: Why am I here? How can I truly enrich my life? What does the future hold for me and the world?

©1987, 2004 JZ Knight (P)1987, 2018 JZ Knight

I loved this audio

I enjoyed this reader better than most ..she carried some emotion yet not overdone. I have more questions ...and I want more details
I would love to read a second book if thats out.

Thank you JZ for all your great work thank you Ram

There is a wonderful sorry not far from healing me in understaing .
thank you for your love ...

A wonderful story. Spiritually elevating.

A wonderful story. Spiritually elevating.

Curious, I am, to visit this Rhamtha being; smile.

interesting.

the story flowed well.
ended abruptly, feeling rather unfinished, but coaxed me on to learn more through other books.

Real, honest, inspiring

This is an incredible perspective on the who, what, why, when and how of Ramtha as well as background on JZ. Great read

In don't know why I got this book

It has not meaning to me. I still don't know what made me buy it.

Terrible

Not sure what I was expecting, but it was not this. I ended up using it as background noise because the contents are a waste of brain function. It’s meant to be mysterious but instead comes off as convoluted and meandering not to mention trite and dull.

Ramblings of a crazy person

Truly amazing how she justifies charging people for her "help" and for leaving her husband. Jesus didn't charge for his help, but I'm sure she can come up with some creative BS to answer that. Of course none of that matters because it reeks of snake oil.

Confused

I got this book because Joe Dispenza had mentioned an organization in his book and when I did a search it would pull this woman's name. This was the complete opposite of what I was thinking. I'm pretty open minded, but this story was out there and the book was read like you would read a book to a child. I'm curious now about how what Joe Dispenza was talking about is related to this. Does anyone know?