Earth Angels

by Doreen Virtue

In the same way that "The Indigo Children" was a phenomenon that was much talked-about, before the book came out and explained it, "Earth Angels" is a topic of much discussion among spiritually minded people world-wide. Four years ago, Doreen Virtue wrote an article on the topic, and then a chapter in her book, "Healing with the Angels," and then more information in "Healing with the Fairies."  Since that time, Doreen has been flooded with letters from people who resonate with the idea, requesting more information.


 


"Earth Angels" will be the first book devoted to the topic. Doreen will describe the five different types of lightworkers: Incarnated Angels (those who had previous lives as angels, but who are now here as humans); Incarnated Elementals (those whose previous lives were in the elemental kingdom, as fairies, elves, etc.); Starpeople (those who have lived the majority of their past lives on other planets); Walk-In's (those who came from a high spiritual realm and walked-in to another person's life, as that soul gladly exited their body); and Reincarnated Sorcerers, Sorceresses, and Wizards (those whose most recent past life was during Arthurian or Atlantian times, when they practiced high magic).


 


The book will include dozens of case studies; a fascinating analysis of an extensive survey that Doreen has conducted among people who identify with the five types of Earth Angels; and guidance to help readers to feel happier about their lives, their own idiosyncrasies, and their missions.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Angels, New Age, Self Help, Metaphysics, Paganism

157 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

Please do not buy my old books or cards, as I have repented and denounced them after Jesus saved me and opened my eyes to new age deception.

Here is my testimony of why I left the new age to follow Jesus: https://youtu.be/zZSH8mvIbdk

Reviews

[Raven · Rating 2 out of 5]

To read something like this you have to be pretty open minded. Even then it’s no guarantee that you’re going to go along with it. For instance I consider myself to be very open minded and my reaction soon in to it was "Ok then..." The book was reminiscent of the days when I smoked a lot of wacky tobacky and believed in aliens. Needless to say I don’t do that anymore and don’t believe in aliens either so I guess my scepticism didn’t help.
Another thing, if you don’t believe in God or angels you might want to give this a miss too.
I believe that when an individual wants to pigeonhole humanity they can do it quite easily. In fact human beings do it all the time (eg; good people vs. bad people, nerds vs. jocks etc) and when it comes to pigeonholing people this woman has got it down pat. If you don’t fit into a realm no need to worry because you could be a walk in which means you fit into 3 realms and if that’s not the case then you might just be a dabbler. All bases covered. I would never recommend this for anyone who is impressionable, vulnerable or naïve to read because at some point everyone in their lives feel as if they don’t belong and at some point most of us feel different to the people around us, this is what this book addresses. Anyone vulnerable or naïve would be sucked in pretty easily.

Now as for positive feedback, I do have some. For the ones that believe in this sort of thing it’s set out rather easily to follow. It’s not like you’re being taught by a lecturer but by someone who knows how to deal with people. There is an index so you know which page to go to for which realm you are after and in each section there is a description of traits for that realm, life path and even employment. So a good little handbook for Earth Angels but not a book for anyone else.

[Sharon · Rating 5 out of 5]

I felt very much led to read this book because my Reiki master has trained as a card reader with Doreen Virtue. I was scrolling through her titles and just thought, "that one."

I'm glad I did. This is a book that examines human behavior among what many people would call "the outcasts," of whom I have often numbered myself. I found out things about myself in this book that explained why I felt like I didn't really belong in my family of origin, for example -- and that this is a far more common phenomenon than I had previously believed.

This is a very brief book that looks at matters regarding incarnation of souls in a way that is easy to understand and accept regardless of one's religious bent.

[Tracey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I had read Earth Angels a long time ago and I decided the time had come to re-read it. I found the whole book fascinating.
Not everyone is who you think they are. Earth Angels are everywhere and come from many different realms. Some of these realms find it more difficult to cope then others. And is it any wonder. I for one felt sorry for the Incarnated Angels and the Starpeople.
What all these people have in common is they are here to do a job. This job is important to them and also to the whole world. They should be applauded for what they want to do.
To me this is an important book that people should read. It would open their eyes to these people, what they go through and what they do.
I would recommend this book to anyone wanting to know more about the different realms. I would also suggest that anyone who felt out of place reads it as they may discover they belong to one of the realms.

[Slaa!!! · Rating 5 out of 5]

I spent much of this book a bit confused, wondering why I could relate to so much from so many of the realms but couldn't find one that fit 100% when so many of the people interviewed knew their realm without a doubt. Then once I got to the end and read about the "dabblers," I was like, aah! Of course. I'm not one to fit into any kind of category, I knew that. Sometimes you want AN ANSWER. AN EXPLANATION. A PLACE TO BELONG. But I'm all over the place. I relate A LOT to the wise ones. I relate to much of the description for the angels. And I relate to some of the starpersons and a wee bit of the elementals, really just in their strong connection to nature. But I am mostly a wise one with the heart and health problems of an angel lol

[Christy Stewart · Rating 3 out of 5]

Essentially this is a short hand overview of otherkin ideology. Not a bad book if you are within the community; but if you aren’t it’ll leave you a little baffled. The book isn’t so old that the mention of the community should have just been overlooked either, so I wonder about that.

[Libby · Rating 1 out of 5]

So many people want to think they are angels huh?
At the very least special...
This special/saviour/healer etc identity is at its core divisive.
Some enquiries:
What if we could just drop the need for seperate specialness, comparison, important identity?
Does it really matter if you're some kind of incarnated star being, wizard, magical unicorn, priestess? Why isn't it popular to reincarnate as a kitchenhand or a plumber?
Why is Doreen now a born again Christian who has renounced all of her previous work?
Why are Doreen's new FAQ's more entertaining than this book? http://www.doreenvirtue.com/2018/07/0...

[S. Harrell · Rating 3 out of 5]

While I feel Virtue made a great attempt to give insight into the reasons why those of us who do not ground into Earth energy very well, describing our Other energetic origins, this book leaves a lot to be desired. Aspects of it seem to present a pretty picture, and don't focus on the full scope of what it means to find balance between being in a form, yet feeling spiritually drawn to other stellar homes. This book makes into a very broad stroke layers of strata that can't, and really shouldn't attempt to be summed up in a pocket guide.

[Lisabee Reynolds · Rating 5 out of 5]

this totally re-assured me of my purpose on this realm I am clairvoyant and have not yet been wrong in all my readings (I really have no need for using any cards anymore) this book was indeed very helpful

[Doris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Doreen Virtue's simple question 'Are You An Earth Angel?' intrigued me into buying this booklet ... and I was not disappointed. It explains what Earth Angels are and, apparently, there are different types, too. Even a quiz to figure out into which category you fall is included as well as an explanation if you are not sure about the results or appear to fit into more than one category. Neat!
The writing is straight forward and easy to understand, with an additional list of resources attached as is often the case with these types of booklets. The author has also included a 'gentle' foreword and several pages at the back are left blank for personal notes.
This is definitely a different view of things and something I have not come across before, nonetheless, a very interesting and intriguing read indeed.

[Michele · Rating 3 out of 5]

i read this while glenn was in surgery. very interesting book. an i had a whole packed waiting room full of people, which i looked at their features to see if any fit the catagories, visual wise! and i learned all about walk ins. i had heard the phrase but never knew exactly what it was!

[Köksal KÖK · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yeryüzü Melekleri, Bedenlenmiş Melekler, Elementaller, Büyücüler ve Diğer Işık Elçileri İçin Daha Fazla Bilgi

Earth Angels
Doren Virtue

Hay House, 2001.
Ötesi Yayıncılık, 2002
Ladybirds, 2011.
119 sayfa.

[Kathie H · Rating 3 out of 5]

Had many eureka moments while reading about incarnated angels in this unique gem of a book. Wish it were more in-depth.

[Jo-jo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Explained alot about myself and my son.

[Rachel Buttery · Rating 3 out of 5]

Be open minded. I admit some descriptions made me teary.

[Tina · Rating 5 out of 5]

great book. a lot clearer than the realm reader course which I am certified in. I took the quiz and I am a wise one.

[Benevolentmagic · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very helpful for those who feel like they don't belong on planet earth.

[Sarah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Back in my twenties, I was hanging out with this dude who looked like David Bowie. One evening, a mystic pizza man named Mark joined our late night movie party. This pizza dude proceeded to tell me that I was probably a star person because of this or that reason, and that in his car he had a book all about it. I figured that was just a weird way of flirting and I was not about to go down to this guy's car with him. Later that night as David Bowie's Twin and I bade Mystic Mark goodnight, he remembered the book and handed it to me. Out of curiosity, I went ahead and read it.
It took about two days to read, and while Doreen makes some interesting points, this book just feels like a longer version of an online personality quiz. Maybe if I believed in this stuff more it would have been more profound. There's nothing wrong with the views and ideas she's presenting, but they meant little more than nothing. I stuck the book in the side pocket of my car and forgot about it.
A few years later a friend found it and it changed her life for a year or two. Good for Cheryll. I'm glad it gave her some insight into herself and made her feel like she had a profound purpose. The book now happily lives on her bookshelf.
It's not a bad book by any means, but take it with a grain of salt, regardless of whether or not you believe in its contents.

[Rodeweeks · Rating 3 out of 5]

With the first chapter I was almost freaked out, even though many things I myself believe will freak out others. As I read further it became more interesting. I wouldn't say I agree with everything, never do, and there is a historical mistake I've picked up. The most irritating part of the book is that it seems like everyone can just call themselves angels now and the book does not make it clear that many people are just plain people (and there is nothing wrong with it).

[Holly Leatherman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Inspiring

This book is so helpful and informative. Not to long do you can read the info fast, and jump ahead of need be. It's a blessing to better understand your purpose once you know your " Soul Group/Tribe". You can stop wasting time trying to figure that out and get to work on what we signed up to do! Spoken like a true Wise One/ Star Person :)

[Wendy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was recommended by a friend in a discussion about assertiveness and boundary setting. While simply written and somewhat repetitive, I appreciated the clear lessons. I read it straight through on a red eye flight, returning from a week of back to nature experiences, and this timing was perfectly aligned with situations calling for stronger boundaries in my own life.

[Debdanz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Oddly sweet or sweetly odd; we all want to be special, heroes in our own lives, but it is unlikely that we are all THIS special. While I don't fit here, I sure could think of a lot of women who did- and they are all librarians, countless wonderful "Earth Angel" librarians- and Virtue missed the boat not calling out that fabulous professional.

[Jennifer James · Rating 4 out of 5]

My therapist recommended that I read this because she thought that I would recognize myself in it, and she was right! The description of an Incarnated Angel fit me perfectly. It really freaked me out! If you have ever had the feeling that you don't really belong in this world, you should check this out.

[Afrijewel · Rating 1 out of 5]

First thing that comes to mind, this is silly.

At the same time, I feel like there is a tiny bit of truth to this. And, I'm unable to explain.

The best part of this book pg. 44, 53, 63, 113 as well as the Afterword page 145.

If I could do it all over, I would only read the Afterword. But the past is the past.

[Barley K · Rating 5 out of 5]

Several years ago I came across this book. I have always felt I did not belong here. The first chapter every word seemed to pertain to me. I had the book for 8 years before it was lost. I never read past that first chapter. Now I'm ready, however I am now unemployed. Having a hard time finding free ebook out to borrow.

[Tara · Rating 4 out of 5]

A quick yet deeply informative book, set up in an easy to read format. So grateful for this information, and will for sure be coming back to it as a reference!

[James Crawford · Rating 2 out of 5]

I have read loads of this type of book (everything from Atlantis on through exobiology and onto ghosts and other paranormal phenomena.) This is just like loads of other books on the same subject, and has the same problems. It's how one person sees things personally which doesn't automatically means that's the way things actually are.

First, there is no way to prove any of this at all. Thus, there is no way to know if what is being written is true or not. The author makes references to people being extraterrestrial from the Pleiades, Sirius, Andromeda, etc. Again, no way to check any of this out, at least not with the stage our astronomy is in now.

She never mentions how many people are these Earth Angels, nor how successful any of them have been in helping the Earth. She mentions that Earth is under an ET quarantine which is not a new idea at all.

She also mentions how some people have been unicorns, mermaids, etc. Again, there is no actual evidence that any such things have ever existed on this planet.

As far as other civilizations in space goes, she says that most of them are androgynous and they do not give birth like humans. Instead, all their children are from test tubes and are not implanted into a mother. Sounds like scary sci-fi to me, or even right along the lines of the dreams of Adolph Hitler.

So, you either take this book with faith, or with a whole lot of salt. Maybe a mountain's worth.

[Eve · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another book to add to your angelic collection. This little pocketbook is jam packed with some rather intriguing information. If you want to know more about the angelic realms, star people and so forth, read this book :)

[Allison · Rating 3 out of 5]

No doubt, this is a fun read. If you believe in such things, it is nice to read the descriptions of all the things that have bugged you about yourself, or made you different, and come to realize it's because you're an angel incarnate! (or a wizard from the past, or a fairy, etc...) The author offers no proof for these ideas whatsoever except anecdotes from people who believe as she does. Just like the horoscope, labeling yourself in this fashion becomes a useful shorthand. The system becomes more useful if the author offers ways to improve yourself and be of service to others. I really can't remember if she does, since I read it so long ago. Still, I know it is intended for "lightworkers" or metaphysical healers so, people who use this system are generally good-intentioned. This book would be good for pagans, new-age believers, witches, etc but, I currently prefer the enneagram.

[Wizardeyes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice little book. I have her fairy cards and enjoy them regularly. This gave me some good insight. I like Doreen Virtue. Get it from the library.

This book doesn't imply that everyone fits into one of the categories she presents...read for yourself and if you're open to it, you're open to it...it's your choice.

[Kathie Noga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very useful book where you learn about all the various types of angels in our midst. She is an expert on our connection with the angels and she has an interesting and down-to-earth style of writing.