Hannah Szenes: My Metaphysical Sister: Two Jewish Poets on a Mission

My Metaphysical Sister: Hannah SzenesBy Sharon Esther LampertWhat if your life was intertwined with a poet-heroine who lived, died, and still speaks across time?In this visionary autobiographical-metaphysical work, Sharon Esther Lampert reveals the astonishing parallels between her own life and that of legendary Jewish poet-paratrooper Hannah Szenes, who was executed at age 23 while attempting to rescue Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust.From being cast as Hannah in a school play at age nine, to unknowingly moving into the heart of New York's Hungarian community, to forming a life-changing friendship with a Hungarian Holocaust survivor, Sharon's life unfolds as a series of uncanny echoes - synchronicities so precise they feel like destiny.When a long-lost poem of Hannah Szenes resurfaced after 68 years, its haunting lines about a "blue-eyed girl... alone, in a crowd of a hundred, her and I" struck Sharon with metaphysical force. Was Hannah describing her? Was this a prophetic vision? A soul-connection across generations?As Sharon discovers Holocaust documents hidden for 30 years, rescues two 1944 memoirs, and brings them to publication, her mission becomes clear: Hannah's story did not end in 1944. It continues through the poet who now carries her torch.Inside This Book You Will Find: - - A riveting autobiographical journey filled with synchronicity, symbolism, and spiritual resonance- The rediscovered poem "Hora to an Exiled Girl" and its metaphysical implications- The story of how two Holocaust memoirs were rescued from obscurity and brought into the canon- A profound exploration of destiny, lineage, and the invisible threads that bind souls across time- Archival photographs, personal artifacts, and visual storytelling that bring history to life- A Tribute Across TimeMy Metaphysical Sister: Hannah Szenes is more than a memoir. It is a metaphysical investigation, a historical reclamation, and a poetic love letter to a woman whose courage continues to shape the world.For readers of Holocaust literature, Jewish history, metaphysical memoirs, and stories of destiny, this book is a rare and unforgettable experience.

Pagina's: 62, Hardcover, Indy Pub