The Austin Alchemist
Loving Austin's Awakening Community
In this reflective essay, author Suzanne Gene Courtney explores the difference between simply seeing the world and truly perceiving it. Through quiet observations of nature, daily life, and human connection, she invites readers to reconnect with gratitude, awareness, intuition, and the deeper presence woven into ordinary moments.
Dear Diary: My Brother Died Today by Suzanne Gene Courtney is a tender children’s story told through diary entries, offering a compassionate way for young readers to explore grief, memory, and the enduring presence of love.
Ride to the Stars by Suzanne Gene Courtney is a gentle children’s story set on the Big Island of Hawaii, offering young readers a compassionate introduction to life, loss, and the enduring presence of love.
Through the Eyes of a Dove by Suzanne Gene Courtney chronicles a family’s journey through grief after the loss of their son, sharing moments of unexpected connection that offer comfort, reflection, and a deeper understanding of love beyond physical presence.
This book was written nearly twenty years after the tragic passing of the author's son, Daniel, on the Big Island of Hawaii, his birthplace. From devastation to personal soul awareness growth and development, Suzanne was able to connect with her departed son, who is now a Light Being Guide working with children in the first stage of Heaven, called Transition. Learn more about the book here...
In this historical narrative/memoir, the author traces her ancestry starting with the arrival of the Mayflower. In researching those who came before, the author better understands her own presence in today's world as she continues her healing from grief and fear. Many telling characteristics and traits appeared over and over through generations, numerical repetitions, and hints at possible reincarnations. Learn more about the book here...
Even the most grounded people have felt the splintered effects of all that has happened to Earth’s people in the year 2020. Thankfully, Spring has arrived with new buds releasing tiny green sprouts of hope.
Living is not for the faint of heart. Nor is dying. In the first part of this year, 2020, the world is facing a creeping unknown enemy, the Coronavirus. This pandemic is so far-reaching that we all are thrown into chaos, fear, uncertainty, loss of wages, and a new lifestyle which creates helplessness and grief.
