Cota-Robles attempts to overview all that has been happening to our earth in a cosmic and spiritual sense for eons of time. This is an ambitious undertaking, but her writing is surprisingly clear considering she uses esoteric terminology and tries to describe so many events covering so much time. It is helped by a repetitive cadence that helps carry the message forward. Cota-Robles was asked, several decades ago, by the "Company of Heaven" to transcribe events pertaining to cosmic changes taking place in the universe that have affected our planet and human consciousness. She here presents those events and her interpretation of them for the first time. The history of earth and its "fall" is explained. Earthly "lightworkers," along with heavenly or galactic forces, have helped to restore earth to its rightful fourth-/fifth-dimensional state. The dates of various events are quite specific and are linked to astrological and astronomical events, human and spiritual gatherings at sacred locations on the earth, and even newscasts. The author believes the earth has already passed into the Photon Belt and entered the fourth dimension, and that doomsday prophecies have been averted. Cota-Robles cautions us to test her assertions against our own sense of truth. I would recommend this book for those who already have some background in New Age thought.

I have read this book at least three times. With much love, lots of warmth, and a pinch of humor, Ms. Cota-Robles details the tremendous accomplishments of Lightworkers everywhere to move us toward Heaven on Earth. What really caught my attention was her relating recent events to The Book of Revelations in a way that was both reassuring and empowering. The reader is challenged to couple the power of intent with the energy created by thoughts, words, actions, and feelings, in an effort to put aside judgemental behaviors for broader, more tolerant perspectives when dealing with the world around us. Reverence for all life, a focus on Truth, and an attitude of gratitude are the common ground that Ms. Cota-Robles builds on. Into the 4th and onto the 5th.....

A deceptively simple story which forces us to examine our attitudes and beliefs. The two sisters of the story have been raised with certain sensibilities by an over-protective mother. Away from her protection, they make choices contrary to proper society and reap the consequences. While it is easy for us to condemn those "old-fashioned" virtues and sanctions, how we sanction and condemn in our day may differ only in the specifics. Society hasn't really changed all that much! An easy read - quick and to the point.