My name is Donna Wolfe Gatti and I live in The Woods, a small community in West Virginia. I have four grown children and two grandsons, who make me very happy. My job is writing books and delivering messages for the angels.

My first encounter with an angel happened in 1954, when I was four years old. A beautiful angel lifted me up, out of my physical body, and carried me to the Other Side. She held me in her arms as we flew through the roof of my house, beyond the clouds and into the spiritual realm.

We landed on the banks of the River of Life, which runs between Heaven and Earth. This sparkling body of water is one of the many boundaries that separate our third dimensional reality from the higher dimensions.

When we arrived, a tall thin monk dressed in a white hooded robe was waiting for us. With an open palm, he motioned for me to come forward. The angel stood watch as I walked to the monk and reached up to take his hand.

For quite some time, the monk and I just stared at the river. Finally, he spoke. Without moving his lips, he conveyed his thoughts directly inside my mind. The voice I heard was strong and steady.

“Look,” he said, pointing to the other side of the river. “Do you see those women?”

Old ladies in simple black dresses were walking alongside the river.

“Yes, I see them.”

“They were your mothers in previous lifetimes.” he said. “Do you understand?”

I looked at the never-ending line of mothers. Each woman had given birth to me in the past, in another lifetime that had faded from memory.

I understood that I wasn’t just a little girl without knowledge and power. I had lived before, perhaps thousands of times before, and in many different eras. And my current lifetime is just another chapter in my Book of Life.

So that’s how I learned the truth about reincarnation. The gentle monk was my first spirit guide, and his way of teaching left a lasting impression.

Since that day, I’ve had many other mystical experiences. Please come back for a visit and I’ll tell you all about my life with the angels.