Author: Jim Kepner

Ariadne’s Thread and the Soul

From Chapter XI, About Time, Book I of Upon A Time in France, by James I Kepner “Stories have a path of their own through time. They require so much of some times and little of others lest their point be lost in a welter of detail and chronology. A story finds its way through […]

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How to register for the interview about my books

Easy peasy! If you would like the link to join me in being interviewed by Lisa Miller about my most recent books, just make a request on my Contact page! https://jimkepner.com/contact-us/.   About Time and Past the Past; my deeply personal spiritual memoirs exploring my past life in 1400s France and the extraordinary circumstances in which those memories unfolded […]

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Online Interview on my books! 11am EST, June 27th, 2026

I am incredibly excited to announce that on June 27th, 11 am-12:30 EST. I’ll be sitting down for a live online interview with author and teacher Lisa M. Miller about the mechanics of past-life recall, the mystical dynamics of subtle energy, the enduring nature of the soul, and the surprising process of writing a spiritual […]

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Weaving Life’s Tapestry

One of my teachers says that each life is like a thread weaving its contribution to the tapestry of creation. In each incarnation, we are like a multi-colored thread that comes through the backing with birth, we weave our contribution to the greater picture, and disappear back through the backing upon death. I’ve been reflecting […]

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Don’t ask the subtle to hit you over the head

What follows is an edited excerpt from my recent book, Past the Past. Perhaps it will speak to folks who know me from my professional side and who are a bit disturbed by my insistence on writing of that weird spiritual stuff! “I had enough experience in the intuitive and spiritual realms to understand that […]

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Why grounding might not work and how to make it better

“Grounding” can be a bit of a buzzword these days. It’s not always clear what the term means. I define grounding as the ability to maintain a sensory connection from one’s head to the feet and ground, especially in the face of difficult emotions or situations. One addition: grounding is even better when you feel […]

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