Temple of All Knowing

An Exploration of Life, Death, and Spiritual Wisdom Through a Near Death Experience

By: Lee Papa

Narrated by: Lee Papa

Lee Papa is an avid spiritual seeker and an internationally admired speaker, trainer, coach, podcaster, and author, celebrated for her expertise in mindfulness and well-being. In 2008 Lee went through a transformation. Through an otherworldly journey known as a Near-Death Experience, she was gifted a peek into a realm that was more real than what we call life. The once stressful, drama-filled, and illness-ridden existence gave way to a spiritual understanding of the purpose of our lives and a Roadmap to Living Mindfully.

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Critic reviews

“Lee’s story makes the supernatural seem natural and the spiritual a tangible tool for our physical existence.” —Tim Molyneux - Showrunner, Director, Composer, Cabaret Artist

"Temple of All Knowing offers hope and inspiration to anyone seeking spiritual truth and purpose. Author Lee Papa shows real courage in this revealing look into her deeply personal spiritual journey." —Bret Oldham - Author of "Children Of The Greys" & "Afterlife Encounters"

“Lee Papa has given us an oasis of a book that is an easy read, flows like a river, and brings us back to our center as we all try to deal with the absurdities and chaos of this 21st-century world.” —Kenny Lee Lewis - Musician, Steve Miller Band; Author “Skeleton Dolls”

Loved Lee’s story loved her delivery Very inspiring. Extremely relatable.

I was drawn into this story from the moment it began until the last word.

Lee's relationship with her mother.

I know Lee and was interested in learning about her different relationships with family members and how they progressed with age and then maturity. I was making comparisons with my life and relationships. She has a lot of insight and the book really helped me with how to maneuver through everyday life. Thank you Lee!

somewhat disappointing

I was eagerly looking forward to hearing about her near death experience, but she did not talk about that until chapter 7. Chapters one through six were about her childhood, growing up, and marriage.