Angels in My Hair

Well Lorna what can I say I throughly enjoyed this book look forward to reading your next one I heard about it has I have just lost my son 11-04-2023 he took his own life due to mental health

I have just happily re-read Angels in My Hair and I urge you to please read it too.If you aren’t familiar with the power of angels in your life, God has a wonderful surprise in store for you.If you already believe in angels, you’ll enjoy Lorna Byrne’s book even more.May God and his angels bless you and yours.

A beautiful read once I put aside my scepticism.A very moving read.

I highly recommend this amazing book, especially if you're going through a difficult period in your life.

I have always been deeply curious about spirituality and philosophy, but at the same time I have remained somewhat sceptical of angels and wary of religion. I have to admit that the topic of angels just always seemed to me to be on the really woo-woo end of the scale and so I stayed away from this topic for many years. And yet, this week for some bizarre reason I stumbled upon and bought this book. It wasn't the first time I've read a book about angels, but its the first time I've read one that left such a deep impression on me and really touched my heart.What I love about this book so much is that it's Lorna's personal story and not some slick self-help book that is trying to sell you the secret of happiness.To counter some of the critical reviews left here: Of course there is no scientific evidence in this book, as with most other books on this (or similar) topic(s), it is hard to prove much of it. You either need to open your mind and heart to the possibility to that this is a true account or don't believe it if doesn't feel right to you. It doesn't matter either way. As one of the journalistic reviews written on the release of the book said, it's hard to argue with what she talks about because the themes of love & kindness etc. are universal and generally agreed to be good values. In my heart, I feel what she has written is true and ultimately the message of the book remains one of love and that's what I'm interested in.I read this entire book in one sitting and it has drawn me back to prayer (despite being non-religious myself) and I went straight on to reading all her subsequent books which I am enjoying equally as much. I still have lots of questions about some of what Lorna talks about, but what I like is that she does not claim to have all the answers. It seems Lorna probably has more questions herself and is simply sharing her journey of discovery with us. The absence of preachy-ness makes the topic approachable.I am really glad to have "stumbled" on this book.

Absolutely incredible!I highly recommend this book and have bought so many as gifts for others!Thank you so much Lorna Byrne, I hope you know how much you are appreciated and Loved, and just how many people you have helped with your Wonderful Amazing book Angels in my hair Thank you!

This is a very touching story and it is disappointing that the author had to include so much religious stuff about God and the devil etc. That's the part I don't believe and to be honest, it would make you inclined to doubt the validity of the rest of what she has to say. However, if you are a believer, you can just about overlook that part of the book and get the enormous benefit of the insight this author offers into the amazingly powerful invisible helpers we all have around us. Whether you are a believer or not may depend on your experiences. My advice is to just ask them for help and see what happens. ( They ALWAYS come through! )

I am open-minded, and I sit on the fence with regards to spirits/angels etc. I started this book with a hope to have some form of evidence of angels existence proven to me. I’m afraid this book made me feel the complete opposite. It felt like a vivid imagination of a lonely child, then adult. When it got to the prayer group and appearance of god about half way through, I had to give up reading. I appreciate for the strong believers, this book may be a comfort and help. But, I’m afraid for me it’s made me believe even less. I won’t be finishing the book.