When I Stopped Directing Traffic, the Lights Turned Green True Story/ a Life Changing Spiritual, Metaphysical, Journey

When I Stopped Directing Traffic, The Lights Turned Green is author Sheila M. Cooperman's descriptive account of her new founded metaphysical abilities, her misdiagnosed mental illness and the adversities she had to overcome. Sheila Cooperman is not schizophrenic, nor does she employ magical thinking. She is a licensed psychotherapist, and hypnotherapist with the ability to psychically channel. As a result of her need to control life, or ?direct traffic,? Sheila throws herself into one ill-advised and unhealthy relationship after another. After her harrowing involvement with a sociopath, and nowhere to seek safety she turns to metaphysics. She neglects to take the proper spiritual precautions and spirals into psychosis. The doctors label Sheila's condition, which is actually a metaphysical overload, as mental illness. For the next eight weeks, mind-altering anti-psychotic pills and injections are involuntarily administered to her'which only exacerbates and prolongs her psychosis. Throughout her journey, Sheila experiences a multitude of enlightening, fascinating and sometimes frightening metaphysical events. There are no relapses, no mental breakdowns, and no medication. She surrenders her control to God, begins to accept that everything happens for a reason and to just go with the flow. Hers is a story of survival, conviction and infinite determination. Her journeys final destination'she throws it to the universe.Cooperman, Sheila M. is the author of 'When I Stopped Directing Traffic, the Lights Turned Green True Story/ a Life Changing Spiritual, Metaphysical, Journey', published 2005 under ISBN 9780595343270 and ISBN 0595343279.