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Deb Maybury
A Spiritual Tapestry: In My Secret Life - Paranormal Unknowns Multidimensions Sept. 2025by Deb Maybury (Author)
After a levitation experience profoundly changed the course of her childhood, ten-year-old Deb Maybury could no longer deny the existence of something — or someone — beyond the veil. With an innate sensitivity to the unseen world, she became a witness to a series of unexplainable paranormal events. What began as isolated, mystical encounters soon became a life-long journey of intentional connection with spirit, energy, and multidimensional awareness.
A Spiritual Tapestry – In My Secret Life is a heartfelt memoir of these experiences — a soul-searching and relatable collection of spiritual encounters that include out-of-body journeys, visitations from passed loved ones, energy healing, and memories from past lives. Told with honesty, warmth, and wonder, Deb invites readers into the intimate moments that shaped her understanding of life, death, and the powerful presence of spirit.
More than just a spiritual memoir, this book is an invitation — a doorway to deeper truth.
Through storytelling and inner reflection, Deb encourages readers to connect with their own sacred truths, to confront the places where pain and transformation meet, and to remember the inherent wholeness that lives within. Her yearning for discovery, paired with a deep knowing of things not seen but felt, has propelled her to live a life of purpose, curiosity, and authenticity.
If you’ve ever felt the nudge of something greater… if you’ve experienced synchronicities, dreams that linger, or moments that defy logic — you are not alone.
This book is for those ready to explore what lies beyond the visible world — and what it means to truly come home to the self.
I am delighted to announce the release of my third book, “A Spiritual Tapestry - In My Secret Life.” I dictated much of the book in 2019 shortly after selling my graphic apparel business and taking several months to reset my life. The book went through many refinements as I worked through my trepidation regarding how vulnerable I wanted to be - ultimately choosing to reveal most of the spiritual experiences I have had since I was ten years old. The final decision was to be vulnerable, honest, and pave the way for others to share their experiences all the while knowing: “you are not alone.”
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Every once in a while I run my book writing group. Send me a message if you are interested.
Writing is always a challenge - yet, the words always arrive.
I always wanted to write. I recall buying a paper back that was nothing more than blank pages. It was waiting to be filled by a ‘wannabee author.” I was about fourteen at the time. I wrote a page or so and never completed my story though I had good intentions! I hear many people say, “I want to write a book” yet, few do.
I had a surge of writing in my last year of high school while taking a creative writing course. I won an award after receiving a 92% - which was unheard of on my report cards! I felt as though my writing improved throughout university, yet outside of writing songs, I did not come any closer to becoming an author.
The dream was always alive in my mind but I did not really know what to write about.. In 2007 I was teaching self-defence at a high-school and learned that one of the teaches had been charged with abusing a student. I had met him through my business and was then facing the students who were processing this experience. ling story short, in my conversations teaching them I realized how many fears the students had. Things far beyond my experiences as a teenager.
By the time I return to my office, which was five minutes from the school, and idea was birthed: to learn more about what teenage girls are afraid of. I wanted to give them a way to express those fears - to have a voice. I asked several friends and acquaintances who were teachers, to ask their students one question: What are you afraid of? I was impowered and motivated to find the answers and write.
In 2008 my first book, What Is Your Teenage Daughter Afraid Of? was released. I will never forget the feel of opening up that first box of books. Part of me found it had to believe I had actually completed the task. I had taken off Friday’s for several months to finish the projects. I relied on friends to proof read and help with all the odds and sods that are necessary to have a final product.
I do not find it easy to write - yet, the words always come. Sitting for hours, re-writing, pushing through to completion do not bring me joy. Yet, my heart is full
In this video I share a little something I teach in my writing course. I was talking about linking chapters with a quote, but really it came out about having the courage to persevere when writing your book.
I was truly blessed when best selling author, and mental health expert, Gabor Maté agreed to write the foreword for UTD. I have said many times, that the forward is worth the price of the book. AND that is not to diminish the value of the stories in this book what-so-ever. I feel honoured that so many people shared their private experiences to help others navigate through the challenges in processing childhood sexual abuse. This compilation book is as relevant now as it was in 2013 when it was released.
Over the years I have contributed to the writing of others. I wrote a chapter for each of the above computation books. It is a great practice to be accountable to others. Writing is as much about routine as it is about discipline. When we are contributing to some one else's project there is an added pressure that seems to get the writing done faster. I feel grateful to have been asked to participate in these projects.
