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What reviewers are saying about Spirit Matters:
“Spirit Matters is an inspiring journey of healing and self transformation coming straight from the heart. Pallamary's search for truth is not only a page turner, it is energized with a blue print for evolution. Bravo!” Amazon five star reviewer.
“Matthew J. Pallamary’s Spirit Matters: A Memoir is a powerful attestation that splendidly recreates one man’s quest for truth.” Norman Goldman, editor of BookPleasures.com
“There are many, many books out there about spiritual paths and how to raise one’s consciousness. Most of these books are written with an attitude of teacher/student and a small degree of superiority or humorous self-deprecation. How delightful that this is not the case with Matthew Pallamary… how refreshing, how human, how honest. Kaye Trout, MBR Reviewer’s Bookwatch
“An inspiring literary work with a deeper understanding of the connection to the spirit that carries us through life.” Amazon five star reviewer.
“Spirit touches us in every moment of our existence; only most of us are caught up in the dramas that we have created in our lives, blinding us to a reality far greater than anything we can imagine with our rational minds,” says Pallamary. “It is simply a matter of awareness.”
See the Spirit Matters videos, Spirit Matters – Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction, and Spirit Matters - Individuation.
For more information please visit www.mysticinkpublishing.com .
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Engaging, Intimate Portrait of a Man’s Search for Truth in the Jungles of Peru Wins Top Honor in Spiritual Books Competition
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – A renowned storyteller’s sometimes mystic, always adventuresome journey to awareness in the new memoir Spirit Matters (published by Mystic Ink Publishing), won first place in the San Diego Book Awards Spiritual Book Category in an awards ceremony at the AMN Healthcare center in San Diego. Author Matthew J. Pallamary’s spiritually important message is stirring the minds, bodies and souls of readers as they follow him from an Irish Catholic ghetto in Boston to the Amazonian jungles of Peru.
Readers will be inspired how Pallamary’s travels – both physical and metaphysical – forever change his sense of reality.

