Wolf's Message

I opened Wolf’s Message already familiar with Susan Giesemann’s work. I have studied with her in mediumship classes and experienced firsthand the depth of her integrity compassion and spiritual clarity. Even with that foundation this book moved me in ways I didn’t expect. It carries a truth that reaches straight into the heart and stays there. The story of Wolf is unforgettable. Susan shares it with such sincerity that you feel the connection as if you’re standing beside her during every message every sign every moment of revelation. Her accuracy as a medium is extraordinary yet it is her humility and purity of intention that make this story feel so real. You can feel the compassion behind every detail. You can feel the authenticity in every word. The writing flows with calm guidance. It invites you to trust your own intuition and the subtle ways spirit communicates. As someone who has been her student I recognized the same gentle strength she brings to her teaching woven beautifully through the pages. She does not push belief. She allows belief to rise naturally as the story unfolds. This book brings comfort to anyone who is grieving. It opens the mind of anyone who is curious about the afterlife. It strengthens anyone who is already on the spiritual path. Susan shows that love does not end. It evolves. It expands. It speaks through signs synchronicities and moments that feel too perfect to dismiss. By the final chapter you feel supported by something greater than yourself. You feel seen. You feel guided. You feel reassured that the connection between this world and the next is real and unwavering.

This is such an incredible and inspiring story. Wonderful for the spiritually curious. Heightened my faith!

Amazing true story. It speaks to the soul. I recommend it to anyone looking for spiritual guidance in everyday life.

As so many others have said, I could scarcely put this book down until I'd finished. Initially, though, I was somewhat alarmed by the mention of sacred geometry, crystals, runes, spirals and such. I briefly wondered if the estimable Suzanne Giesemann had crossed over to the questionable woo-woo side of life. It's one thing to transmit messages from spirit. Quite another to delve into the hazy world of ancient civilizations, past gods and the like. Truly, upon encountering some of the words in this book ~ runes, being one example ~ I thought "oh no" and my heart sank a bit. Into my mind popped a quote by the British philosopher, Herbert Spencer, "There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance. That principle is contempt prior to investigation." Given that reminder (thank you Spirit), I plunged into this magnificent book and as a result am happily, joyfully, lovingly changed in ways I'd never have expected. Nothing is impossible. We are all one. Love is the only thing that matters and all that there is in the end. Just thinking of the messages in this book gives me the "truth shivers." I was especially touched by Suzanne's encounters with the retired military man in Colorado, with Velvet in Montana, with the woman at the lake (how easy it is to miss the God in another because of their outside trappings). I have a new reading list, books I'd never have considered before and which I am certain will expand my ability to live from the heart. The meditation included in this writing is exceptional and I can't wait to try it. This book IS love, it transmits love and healing. It's a wonder. From the book: "There were dots of light in various places all over the planet. The rest was blackness. These points of light are the souls living today whose hearts are in alignment, those who have raised their frequency and are living from the heart." Keisha Crowther, as quoted by Suzanne Giesemann in "Wolf's Message." Raising our frequency, finding balance, living from the heart. These are worthy goals for all of us, for we are all ~ absolutely, and without question ~ a part of the great Whole. This book is inspiration and a how-to manual designed to heal the planet, the universe, the heart of humanity. Thank you for this gift, Suzanne. It is a treasure.

This is a fascinating book because it is anchored by a story that seems almost too sensational to be true, yet the evidence would seem to indicate that it is true. Author and professional medium Suzanne Giesemann also brings an added aura of credibility -- her former career as a high-ranking U.S. Naval officer provides a sense of grounding - here seems to be a no-nonsense person we can trust to be level-headed, honest and highly responsible. Before taking on the life of a professional speaker-to-the-dead, Giesemann spent 20-years in military service, retiring with the rank of Commander. She served at the highest levels; she was Aide to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Anyone not knowing her background, and upon reading this book, might peg her as among the most airy-fairy of New Agers. This book, Wolf's Message, has it all - all the (seeming) New Age fluff it can muster, and more. There's channeling of the dead, communication with advanced collective beings, angels, psychic phenomena, trance states - and so many of the common accouterments of New Agers - power crystals, dream catchers, runes for casting, angelic clouds, mandalas, sacred geometry, Hemi-Sync CDs - it's almost as if the author used went into one of those New Age trinket shops in a place like Sedona, Arizona, and bought `one of each,' then worked them all into her narrative. But the real foundation of this book is the astounding details surrounding the death of a young Plymouth, Massachusetts, man by the name of Mike Pasakarnis, who went by the nickname "Wolf." He was struck dead by a freak lightning bolt. Remarkably, this is the same way the step-daughter of the author died. Giesemann's step-daughter was a sergeant in the U.S. Marines at the time. But that's just one of the eye-popping confluence in this story. The details of Wolf's death, his prediction of his own death, the seemingly incontrovertible evidence of that, his after-death communication - it will all blow your mind. I don't want to give away too many details and ruin this read for anyone, but the circumstances of Wolf's death, and Giesemann's subsequent afterdeath communications with him, are intriguing to say the least. Note that Giesemann calls herself an "evidential medium." That means she's all about getting the hard facts - solid, undeniable proof that the voices she hears in her psychic head must be and truly are the spirit of the dearly departed. It is important to note that this book goes well beyond the scope of merely communicating with a deceased person and passing on that information to his grieving parents - Giesemann uses the overall scenario as a platform to deliver up much wider, deeper and more penetrating spiritual lesson for her readers. If you ask me, her prose is a bit over-the-top. Her style comes off as super-sticky-sugary New Agey schlock. Here enthusiasm is almost tiring - practically on every other page Giesemann reports being "stunned!" "astounded!" "awestruck!" "weeping with gratitude!" "blown away!" "blissful!" - the superlatives just keep gushing forth, as if a dam holding back a lake of Holy Water has breached. But you know what? That's okay. Suzanne Giesemann is clearly all heart. She's a sincere-to-the-bone explorer of transcendent realms. She is driven to bring us a message of unstoppable, monumental cosmic hope. Why hold back? I encourage everyone to get this book and be prepared to be "awestruck!"

Excellent, moving, thoughtful

I am so motivated to learn more after reading this! I have quickly become obsessed with Suzanne and her gift and I have downloaded her ap, listened to her meditations, plan to read more of her books and join her monthly group. I loved this book and the message within.

I lost my precious father, this past spring, and have been reading a few books regarding life after death, trying to ease my mind that he's okay even though he's not with us anymore. After he died, a few strange things have happened to me, and my sister, and I have been trying to figure out what it means by reading up on books that have had similar experiences. After not reading anything, in relation to life after death, for a couple of months, last night I decided to pick up my dusty Kindle and see if anything worth reading was new and recently available. "Wolf's Message" was one of the first books on the 'recommended books' page. It sounded interesting so I downloaded it. I wasn't finished reading the first 10 pages and I thought my heart was going to leap out of my chest!! And this is where the weird coincidences begin... I left the Midwest 10 years ago after my schizophrenic (Wolf's diagnosis) late husband committed suicide (Wolf's afterlife counseling responsibility) and moved to the east coast (I live in the EXACT town where Wolf's parents live and drive by the Veterinarian clinic where his mother works all the time) because I transferred bases and went back in the military full time (I've been in the Air Guard for 25 years and there aren't a lot of women that do this, in respect to Suzanne Giesemann and her step daughter...and the base I transferred to had the two first responder F-15's to the attack at the World Trade Center on 9/11). Prior to moving to Cape Cod, I had NEVER been to the east coast before and regarded the move as a leap of faith and a fresh start. Fast forward 10 years; I've remarried, still in the military, and have been living happily ever after ever since. Two weeks ago, my husband and I decided to go for a drive because it was a lovely day to do so. We drove up in Plymouth and ended up eating lunch at T-Bones...a restaurant that sets between Burial Hill and the coffee shop that Wolf was at before he died. I just learned of the existence of this book last night. MIND BLOWN!!!! Was I lead to find this book and read it, I don't know, but the coincidences are really messing with me right now. Otherwise, it's a well written book and a smooth read. I have to wait for my Kindle to recharge because I wore out the battery reading last night...

Mediums and astrologers have always been just outside the periphery of my belief system although I fully respect the anecdotes of a work colleague when she recounts nocturnal activities from characters she encounters from the spirit world. I have believed for a while, however, that there are realms beyond the perception of our human senses and I can easily accept the experiences of people like Anita Moorjani and Eben Alexander who have encountered NDEs. I first became aware of Suzanne Giesemann about a month ago when she was a guest on a webinar hosted by Gary Craig for his Optimal EFT group. What struck me very quickly was that Suzanne spoke congruently and what she said was consistent with the aforementioned nde experiences, aspects of quantum physics, the findings of Gary Craig, Buddhist teachings as well as other diverse things that I have encountered over the years. After a quick search for Suzanne on Google and YouTube I purchased this book without really giving it much thought. This is interesting as even a few months ago it is unlikely that I would have bought this book. It would have been off my radar and outside my interest but, as they say, when the time is right..... I'm not going to say too much about the book itself except for me it has added an extra level of credibility to what I already believed which is that we are souls that exist temporarily in a physical human form and not the other way round. I found the evidence portrayed by Suzanne Giesemann and Wolf to be completely compelling and profound. As I already mentioned however it is only recently that I have been ready for this book and for that reason I suspect it may be a step or even many steps beyond the belief system of many people despite the fact that the evidence makes the authenticity of the story almost irrefutable. For me it has created one of those pivotal life changes. I would like to give my sincerest gratitude to all involved.

I think those of us who ask of this human life, Is this all there is? is subconsciously really saying, I subconsciously feel there must be more and I would love some confirmation and validation. Wolf's Message is that kind of book. It confirms that there is so much more to this physical reality and it gives our lives so much more meaning. This book validated my own soul's search for hope and meaning. Thank you, Suzanne.

because in the last weeks I saw a lot of words „Wolf“ around me. Again and again I got signs to listen to Suzanne and to read her book about wonderful wisdom. Wisdom including lot of revelations, I understood at once, while reading each word. I experienced the last 2 years similar teaching lessons, signs, symbols, dreams. Suzanne did an amazing job to write this book… to send out the mist important lesson: we are one, we are connected, no matter, how far we live and how many miles are between us… we can send any message and we receive… thank you, so much, for this wonderful book. Highly recommended. This is pure truth, pure love from heart ( from both realms).

Excellent display of events validating that our loved ones are still near us after physical death. If we are open and willing, we can connect with them. The love carries over and is infinite. It is a wonderful and endearing recount of powerful connections beyond our physical reality. Suzanne Giesemann's expression of her accounts are beautifully written. I too need validation and 'proof' and she provides the connections and physical evidence to support her experience as being real and truthful. This book resonated in so many ways for me (thanks to my spirit team for the nudge to buy). It has provided key pieces of information to help me understand my connections or connections I may have been missing. And thank you 'Wolf' for your message (to us) and Suzanne's willingness to follow it through <3 !!!

I found this book really resonated a cleared puzzles I had had for a long time. The aha's were profound. Thank you Suzanne for writing this epic book.