Change Your Past - About Phyllis Cronbaugh

Yes, It's Possible to Change Your Past

About the Author

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Phyllis Cronbaugh brings intuition and years of indigenous spiritual training to her books, workshops and ceremonies. Indigenous knowledge is as valuable today as it has been for millennia in guiding us to live balanced and harmonious lives. As a Twisted Hair (Cherokee, Navajo) and Maya Solar Initiate, she braids traditional knowledge and spirituality together with the science of quantum physics creating truths that change and fulfill lives.

Phyllis is also the author of Discovering the Magickal Mysterious Character: Empowering Teens and Women of All Ages Using Native American Teachings. Three sequels – Becoming …, Living …, and Legacy of the Magickal Mysterious Character are planned. You won't want to miss another of her works of fiction, Saving the Crystal Skull: An Adventure Mayan of 2012 Prophecy and a sequel to this book, Reunion of the Crystal Skulls is in the works for 2011. Other metaphysical non-fiction books by the author include, The Talking Stick: Guarantee You Are Understood and Not Just Heard, the Wild Woman Rites of Empowerment Bible, and Earth Astrology: Completing What Sun Bear Started.

Phyllis was born and raised in the Kansas City, MO area, moved away to Colorado, Arizona and California where she apprenticed with a well-known shaman for a number of years and received other training on native traditions. Her journey on the Path of the Red Road has taken her to Mexico and Guatemala where she worked and studied with indigenous elders. Making a full circle back to Kansas City, she is now the caretaker for her 93-year-old mother, enjoys her grandchildren, writes, teaches, and conducts native ceremonies for her Dancing On The Edge Lodge. She is also a travel agent and in 2011 will begin leading tours to sacred sites all over the world.

Thanks
Many thanks go out to Otis for the inspiration he provided as I wrote this book. And, thanks to Penelope Marth who created the picture used on the cover.