Light on Fire

A book of modern mysticism about rediscovering the true meaning of faith and how to reclaim our spiritual wisdom.

A soulful exploration of one woman's awakening journey towards becoming a modern-day mystic, and a compassionate, nurturing guide to rediscovering the true meaning of faith.

Aedamar was successfully, and happily, changing career paths to become a novelist when, in 2015, she experienced what she later came to understand as a spontaneous spiritual awakening. For months after this initial call, she continued 'Waking Up', until - to her shock - she finally understood she was becoming a mystic.

Her search for belonging became a search for the true meaning of Christian mysticism in our day and age - a journey to realizing that there is no separation between God and humanity, and a desire to discover why we are living separated from that divine and endless source of Love. In beautifully poetic language, she asks how finite human beings can experience Divine Union and how we can begin to heal the deeply rooted trauma in our Western societies.

This book is the guide to 'Waking Up' that Aedamar wishes she had had through her own spiritual awakening, offering a compassionate and helpful way for us to rediscover divine love, to find our spiritual wisdom and enter into a new era of faith.

About the Author

Aedamar Kirrane is a former barrister and now a spiritual author, philosopher and mystic. At the age of 40, she left her legal career to study Philosophy and English at University College Dublin, graduating with a double first and a national distinction, and then completed a Master's degree in Creative Writing. She experienced a spontaneous spiritual awakening that transformed her life and led her on a path to becoming a modern-day mystic. She leads spiritual pilgrimages online based on her seven-stage guide to awakening; she works as a Soul Writing guide, leading people in the art of meditation and journaling at the level of the soul, and also mentors authors of spiritual and healing books. She lives in Dublin, Ireland, with her her husband and two teenage children.