The Collective Us
The Collective Us by P J Lee
The Collective Us describes Lee’s journey through loss, inter-dimensional communication and healing.
Within the space of eight months, Lee’s mother, cat and 33-year-old son die. Communication continues from the other side, giving Lee insights into life’s events and finally allowing healing with her mother.
Lee had spent years freeing herself from the fears created in her former lives but following the lifting of a veil, Lee is given new information about the people she once was. Instead of constantly trying to clear the negative, Lee is now able to acknowledge all the good points each of these people possessed and she sees the similarities to her own personality and life.
In all, Lee addresses 31 of her former lives, a mix of 16 men and 15 women, spanning from her original life on earth in Atlantis to a lifetime as a settler crossing America for a better future.
A witch doctor boiled alive, a writer burnt at the stake and an Indian chief whose land was confiscated are amongst the people Lee had been before.
Lee is shown that her former selves were relying on her, the current incarnation of them all, to heal issues such as loss, shame and low self-esteem, that they had not cleared up during their own lifetimes. These issues were repeated in Lee’s life until she addressed and healed them, healing her former selves in the process.
Lee is honoured by the group of her former selves, for the work she has done on herself and is thus able to do the same for them.
By sharing her journey, Lee is hoping others will see the importance of healing and forgiveness in their own lives and realise there is always a bigger picture at play.
In this book, Lee documents many of her healing methods which she hopes will help others on their own healing journey. After all, the healing one does for oneself is never just for that one person, but always the greater whole, the Collective Us.
The Collective Us
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I found there was so much healing in the chapters on many levels. My own feeling is that it will be a big help to those who need to see it, whoever they are. Those who have unresolved issues that need to be dealt with, will find this book may send them on their own journey of healing A special book.
Colleen T
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Reading The Collective Us was a unique experience for me. Not only because of the subject…past lives, which is fascinating in its own right or P J Lee’s insightful personal memories, which she uses as a spiritual teaching tool for healing, but because I had a surprising visceral healing while reading three or four chapters in from the end, which has stayed with me since. It was most unexpected and I’m deeply grateful.
Lorraine R
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I absolutely loved reading this. It really makes me want to figure out my past lives to make sense of my current one. I do think differently about life now. Thank you.
Marilyn B
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This book touched me deeply; Lee shares painful experiences from her life but shows how healing can still emerge from these. She gives hope that growth is possible even when we go through dreadful times.
Leena T
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The book is well written and the topic fascinating
J B
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It is a fascinating read. I love how Lee’s coincidences and experiences have shaped her life, even the bad bits. I haven’t quite finished her book but will do so tonight, then I am going to let hubby read it. I think he will relate well to her journey.
Alison H
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