rebecca rosen

Rebecca Rosen: Choose Love Over Fear

Rebecca Rosen’s reading list

17 books mentioned in this interview

  1. Love Warrior · Glennon Doyle Melton
  2. Rising Strong · Brene Brown
  3. A New Earth · Eckhart TolleRecommended 5 times
  4. The Lightworker’s Way · Doreen Virtue
  5. Many Lives, Many Master · Brian Weiss
  6. Journey of Souls · Michael Newton
  7. Opening to Channel · Sanaya Roman and Duane Packer
  8. The Seat of the Soul · Gary Zukav
  9. Practical Intuition · Laura Day
  10. A Return to Love · Marianne WilliamsonRecommended 3 times
  11. The Untethered Soul · Michael SingerRecommended 3 times
  12. The Conversations with God series · Neale Donald Walsh
  13. The Power of Now · Eckhart TolleRecommended 13 times
  14. The Power of Intention · Wayne Dyer
  15. Ask and It Is Given · Esther and Gerry Hicks
  16. Big Magic · Elizabeth GilbertRecommended 9 times
  17. Daring Greatly · Brene Brown

Books by Rebecca Rosen: Spirited, Awaken the Spirit Within, What the Dead Have Taught Me About Living Well

Rebecca Rosen describes herself as an ambassador between the spirit world and our day-to-day world, gaining insights from angels, guides and those who have passed. Rebecca Rosen is also known for her three books, the international bestsellers Spirited and Awaken the Spirit Within, and the upcoming What the Dead Have Taught Me About Living Well, due for release in February. Rebecca has also appeared on TV and radio shows such as The Dr. Oz Show, E! News Special, Dr. Phil and many more. Rebecca Rosen also has her own TV show entitled The Last Goodbye, in which she connects people seeking answers from their deceased family and loved ones with spirits that can provide the answers. I enjoyed talking books with Rebecca Rosen, so please enjoy our interview…

When someone asks you ‘what do you do for a living?’ – How do you respond?

I respond with the truth: I’m a spiritual medium. If they aren’t familiar, I go on to explain that I have the ability to communicate with dead people, angels and guides, acting as a bridge between this world and the spirit world.

What are you reading at the moment?

What’s your earliest memory of reading?

I remember being a little over six years old and reading books to my baby brother, acting like I was his teacher and thinking he totally understood me. Ha!

If you could encourage young people to read one book in particular, what would it be?

What is the worst job you’ve ever had?

My worst job was definitely whilst working in retail, particularly working at The Gap and later Abercrombie and Fitch.

Do you read as much as you’d like to?

No, not nearly enough.

What books do you feel are important reading for people on your career path?

Is there a book that you’ve read more than once? What is it and why did you revisit it?

Yes! A Return to Love by Marianne Williamson. This book is based on the teaching of A Course in Miracles, and it’s always been a great reminder to choose love over fear in my day to day life.

What’s your favourite genre of book?

My favorite genre is self-help.

What do you think a world without books would be like?

I think the world would be uninspiring and empty without books!

Is there an author whose writing you’re such a fan of, that you’ll read everything they release?

Yes! I would read anything written by Brene Brown.

Do you think digital books will ever completely replace real books?

I sure hope not! While I love the ease and convenience of digital books, there’s something special about holding a book in my hands and I prefer to read from a hard copy.

What book do you feel humanity needs right now?

The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. This is a book on how to transcend the ego and realize the true self, surrendering to life’s flow and fulfilling your soul’s purpose.

What is the book that you feel has had the single biggest impact on your life?

The books that have had the biggest impact on my life are The Conversations with God series by Neale Donald Walsh. These were the first books I read on channelling when I first realized my ability to connect with spirits.

Are there any books you haven’t mentioned that you feel would make your reading list?

What books or subject matter do you plan on reading in the next year?

If you were to write an autobiography – what would it be called?

Living with the Dead and the Constant Party in My Head!

If you’d like to learn more about Rebecca Rosen, you can find her on her website, Facebook and Twitter.

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