She, Her, I: The Genuine Truth of a Reincarnated Goddess

She, Her, I: The Genuine Truth of a Reincarnated Goddess

This is a tale of a woman and her truth quest throughout many incarnations, across several continents and in varying historical contexts. She is a shape-shifter and prone to time-travel between each of her lives. Hermine Alexander is everywoman. From West Africa to Ante-Bellum Virginia to modern day Paris to the beaches of Cape Town and Pyramids of Egypt, we see her grapple with the vicissitudes of human life in all its sturm und drang. She, Her, I, is more than a novel, it is a living tale channeled from the stories of dynamic women across all time and space. It is told out of necessity. The necessity of a soul deep with sorrow and wide with joy. The soul of the earth's movement, its trajectory, its progression through the body of a woman during the tumultuous last millennium of human history. About the author Sia Alexander is a mystic and healer who studied psychology, herbology and the transformative power of art during her world travels as a fashion model, curator and seeker. She holds two masters degrees and is currently working on her PhD. Her writing spans many genres including fiction, self-help, children's literature, and memoir. Currently the curator of Pure Lagos Art Gallery and the Founder of Heal Love Now, Sia loves to spark transformation as an Afropolitan creative, Depth Psychologist and Ayurvedic consultant who loves the sea ~ I came for a book, ended up questioning my entire existence ***** So, I thought I was picking up a simple autobiography. Maybe a little self reflection, a sprinkle of wisdom, and some good storytelling. What I got instead? A deep dive into reincarnation, wealth, tragedy, and the kind of existential crisis that makes you question if you've been here before, too. First of all, Sia Alexander doesn't just tell a story— she unfolds an experience. This book reads like a cosmic roller coaster through lifetimes, secrets, and a journey that makes my morning routine seem painfully dull. The way she weaves past lives, destiny, and personal transformation? Chef's kiss. If I wasn't already convinced that life is more than just emails and grocery shopping, this book sealed it. Her writing? Bold, unapologetic, and refreshingly raw. She lays it all out, from the struggles of family, identity, and trauma to the mind blowing realization that maybe—just maybe— she's not just anyone, but a reincarnated goddess. Casual. No big deal. And let's talk about the drama. There are stories here that read like a mix of historical fiction, spiritual awakening, and a bit of epic soap opera. The wealth, the pain, the soul-searching— it's all here, and it's all real. You don't just read this book; you absorb it. By the end, I half expected to wake up remembering my past lives. (Spoiler: I didn't, but now I'm suspicious.) Bottom line: If you want a book that's different, intense, and will absolutely stay with you— read this. Five stars, zero doubts, and a whole new perspective on reality. Baldwin Osborne A Unique Perspective **** She, Her, I, offers a different take on the concept of reincarnation. While some parts felt a bit out there for my taste, i appreciate the author's creativity and willingness to explore new ideas. Overall, an interesting read for those open to thinking outside the box. Jessica A Thought-Provoking Journey Through Time ***** This book definitely makes you ponder the possibilities of reincarnation and the interconnectedness of all beings. While I approached it with a healthy dose of skepticism, I was pleasantly surprised by the depth of the storytelling and the intricate weaving of historical contexts. The author's background in psychology and healing arts shines through in the way the characters grapple with universal themes and personal struggles. It's definitely a unique and thought-provoking read for those open to exploring the mysteries of the soul. Jeremy