The Voice

Lightworkers are often described as people who pursue self-development, hope for a world united by peace and love, and openly offer their spiritual insight to help others. Many readers who fit that picture have never thought of themselves in those terms. Maurice Turmel's novel, The Voice, aims to be both an absorbing story and a guide to this philosophy, and it speaks to lightworkers and to anyone curious about personal growth alike.

The mythic narrative follows a small group of novices who learn that their central calling is to take part in raising the consciousness of people living on Earth. The novel frames this as an active process of evolution, a shift from third-dimensional, density-based consciousness, which centres on separateness, to fifth-dimensional unity consciousness, which centres on oneness. The characters come to see this change as timed to a particular moment in the planet's history. Throughout, the book presents Conscious Evolution as the route to genuine inner freedom.

Dr. Turmel has also written a non-fiction companion volume, Conscious Evolution, which looks at mythology, psychology and a renewed sense of spirituality. It uses these ideas to explain both the characters' experiences in The Voice and the inner work facing humanity as a whole. Taken together, the two books are meant as a map toward the truth held within every person living in a human body, and both direct the reader to the Heart as the place where that inner truth can be reached.