WARNING. This firsthand memoir of spiritually awakening to life purpose may be contagious. Do not read it unless you re prepared to accelerate your unique spiritual journey. WHY ARE YOU HERE? Still struggling to understand the spiritual purpose of your life? Finding that you just don t fit in the traditional religious and philosophical boxes? You are in good company. For decades, Energy Spirituality pioneer Rose Rosetree shared the same yearning to understand herself and her greater purpose. She shares that unforgettable story in "Bigger than All the Night Sky," a multi-layered, coming-of-age memoir designed to help you see your own sacred search through the lens of hers. Spanning her life from birth to age 23, you will follow every step of Rose s halting, stumbling journey of spiritual awakening a journey replete with ever more colorful characters and vignettes, including... * Rose discovering her purpose at age five in the operating room, and promptly forgetting it for decades. * Her teenage bedroom featuring the pin-up image of... Picasso eyes. * Her one-on-one encounters with Timothy Leary and Ram Dass. * Becoming a highly insecure (yet inspired) TM initiator. * Moving Maharishi Mahesh Yogi to tears. As Rose describes, you and everyone else on the planet had a Planning Meeting before you were born, where Divine input shaped your life purpose. Uncovering that purpose is hardly easy, but all authentic spiritual awakening can help, and discoveries from Rose leave you plenty of clues. "Bigger than All the Night Sky" employs a gradually-maturing-voice style of writing as Rosetree herself evolves into her first job as a spiritual teacher. With its myriad teaching tales and universal truths, this one-of-a-kind life chronicle will resonate on many levels, while serving as a potent touchstone for your own spiritual journey. OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR YOU WHO READ MEMOIRS This is a spiritual memoir. Especially relevant if you're interested in memoirs for those who are spiritual but not religious. About spiritual awakening. It could be considered a near death memoir as well. This is a baby boomer memoir, set in New York in the 1960s. Finally it's unusual how this memoir is about premature babies, "preemies." Usually such memoirs concern the parents. This one recounts what it was like, becoming normal after birth as a preemie.