Bridging Worlds Through Story
Jeri’s fascination with the unseen and untold has taken her on a remarkable journey – from exploring the mysteries of cryptozoology to earning a Ph.D. in Para-Anthropology. But her greatest passion lies in igniting the storyteller within.
One of her bestselling series, “When Spirits Speak,” isn’t just about the paranormal; it’s about the power of imagination and the magic that unfolds when we tap into our inner wellspring of creativity.
As we each have a story to tell, Jeri believes her mission to empower children and young adults to unlock their voices will enlighten the world about the untapped potential we carry inside. Whether you dream of fantastical worlds or heartfelt tales, Jeri encourages you to embrace your narrative and weave magic through the written word.
In the event you are looking for inspiration, the cosmos is an excellent place to begin. Jeri is known by the celestial name Shakana, daughter of Lord Ashtar. While her true home may lie among the stars, her heart beats for the boundless creativity of humanity here on Earth. Soon to be a West Virginia resident, she looks forward to the mid-to-late summer move East.
Do you yearn to know if we’re alone in the universe?
A Cosmic Connection . . . is a true story unlike any other. It chronicles the extraordinary experiences of the author, known as Writer in this present lifetime, and Shakana as a star being. Chosen by the Galactic Federation of Light (GFL), Shakana embarks on a remarkable journey of communication and connection. This profound encounter extends beyond her star family as she connects with other benevolent beings who share their stories and wisdom.
Jeri K Tory Conklin’s newest novel reveals real life stories of soldiers past and present. Their stories from beyond the grave will absolutely touch your heart in unimaginable ways. As a gifted author and experienced medium, Jeri shares these emotional, insightful, and heartwarming messages with the world.
Praise for these thought-provoking stories of those who paid the ultimate cost of freedom, and new stories of those who survived challenges, you, the reader, are willing to contemplate the sacrifices and limits you are willing to go to secure them as well. Is it a calling these heroes were answering for their own freedom, or is it something much larger? What are you willing to sacrifice to retain your freedoms?
One, two, three, four, five, six… “Hello,” a small voice called. “Writer, I’m Aaron. Can you hear me?”
I glanced around, but saw no one — just the usual morning fog hugging the coastline.
“Yes, I can hear you,” I said, realizing where the small voice had come from.
From first hearing the voices of children from the World of Spirit, Jeri Tory Conklin brings forth the sensitive and eloquent conversations with spirit children who wish to console, teach, and lead others who have yet to cross the rainbow bridge. These are their stories.
Find the answers in your own stories as I have done in mine. In When Spirits Speak: Stories are Born, you will read my stories – a small glimpse into the time capsule of my life. Stories unwittingly lead us to discoveries we didn’t see coming.
The stories in this book are from soldiers who once served in Vietnam and who have contacted me via the world of spirit. Their stories are filled with the dreams of young men who grew into adults all too quickly in a land not their own.
They speak of the bond between soldiers; the brotherhood that stands the test of time and distance; the fear they lived with each day; how they wrote letters that would be sent to their families if they were killed; and the simple things they came to take for granted.
Some speak of their love of Vietnam and its people. And many of them convey their last few hours on the earthly plane.
One, two, three, four, five, six… “Hello,” a small voice called. “Writer, I’m Aaron. Can you hear me?”
I glanced around, but saw no one — just the usual morning fog hugging the coastline.
“Yes, I can hear you,” I said, realizing where the small voice had come from.
From first hearing the voices of children from the World of Spirit, Jeri Tory Conklin brings forth the sensitive and eloquent conversations with spirit children who wish to console, teach, and lead others who have yet to cross the rainbow bridge. These are their stories.
This book challenges one to think about the food choices they would make if it was to be their last day on earth or letting go of a past. Or, perhaps, to celebrate a new beginning. Lessons learned, Soul Groups, Energy Centers/Chakras and recipes make this another of her inspirational books. In Jeri Conklin’s latest book, “When Spirits Speak: Stilt Bird’s Last Supper, her ability to communicate with the Spirit World allows us to experience not only her own story of celebrating her past, making way for her new beginnings, but also that of Johnny as he looks back on his life and was the inspiration for this book. Jeri challenges you to think about what your symbolic “last meal” would be if given the chance to leave your old way of life behind and choose a new beginning. Peggy Wier, Contributing Editor, Sporting Breed Magazine “The Writer” carefully crafts the story of John Adam Buck, his life and death, as told through the Spirit World.
How many of you have thought about your ancestors? How many generations back have you researched? I can go back 10 generations, and then it gets muddy.
The salty wind whipped through my hair and the rhythmic crash of waves against the shore were the lullabies of my childhood.
Looking back at my life this time, I realized that my dream had come true. I was working with Native American children and sharing my passion and skills with them. I was making a difference in their lives, and they were making a difference in mine.
Chino Valley, Arizona
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