This is the optimistic story of our fraught relationship to universal consciousness, the domain that transcends every local mind. It is also the story of how reality is relative and changeable to the way each of us makes meaning. Truth, on the other hand, represents the permanent and timeless state of being beyond history and culture that is called nonlocal universal consciousness. This is the state of nonpersonal awareness within insight and eyesight. This dynamic live domain has a profound structure and function that underlies all realities and every strategy we have for making meaning.

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A glimpse into the life of Elizabeth Fenton appeared in print in 1901 when her early diaries of colonial life in India and arrival in Van Dieman’s Land were edited and published in London. Now Mrs. Fenton’s direct descendant, Tasmanian journalist Margaretta Pos, reveals the full story of Elizabeth Fenton’s life, from her joyful but ultimately tragic life as a well-bred young Anglo-Irish wife in India to her new life as a wife, mother, and grandmother in the still-wild colony of Van Dieman’s Land – Tasmania.

Building on never-before-published diary entries by Elizabeth Fenton, Pos weaves historical details and contemporary newspaper reports into a refreshing, sometimes rollicking and frequently moving 19th-century tale of a colonial family’s fortunes, its triumphs and tragedies, and the quite singular woman who confided the best and the worst of it to her diary.

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The Singing Cure takes the listener on a thought-provoking and inspiring journey to unlock the secret of the human voice.

Amanda Lohrey succeeds in drawing together many threads in this seamless and compelling narrative, which shows her to be a master prose writer at the height of her powers.

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