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 […]
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 […]
The things I have to say, and the audience I wish to speak to, cover a wide range, from the psychotherapeutic to the mystical. It’s not easy for me to say things that appeal to such a wide range. Sometimes it’s better to speak to one subset of this range and let the others off […]
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 […]
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 […]
“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 […]
Apparently, I’ve Gone Full Weird If you’re reading this, chances are you’re arriving from one of two directions. You may know me from my early professional work—as a Gestalt therapist and author of Body Process and Healing Tasks, books that argued (somewhat insistently) that the body belongs at the center of psychotherapy and trauma therapy. […]
Part II of my book Past the Past refers to “The Curious Painting” of the monk Robere, painted by Judy Marz. I thought this would be a good place to make her wondrous watercolor accessible to readers who wanted to see the image itself.
Jim reads the Prologue to Past the Past, Book II, Upon A Time In France. Past the Past continues Etienne’s story, and Jim’s continuing discoveries in his present-life spiritual journey.