RACHELLE ROGERS
writing . photography . blog
Books
In this rare metaphysical excursion, seasoned writer Rachelle Rogers explores the synergy between inner and outer realms, past and present; a richly poetic journey that reflects the beauty and resilience of the human spirit.—Mindy Lewis, author of Life Inside: A Memoir
…An unusual, touching account of a woman’s search for self-acceptance.—Kirkus Reviews
…A Love Apart presents in lyric language and intelligent characterization, the idea that a profound spiritual love is a force that will not be denied…The story of the past love as it pertains to the present is like a literary pentimento—time fades to reveal beneath the surface story the beautiful and tragic one written 800 years before. And in this modern time something fine and carefully crafted is salvaged from love’s sorrow. —Gail Adams, author of The Purchase of Order
France 2009
On The Blog
Egypt 1990: A Remembering and A Letting Go
In May of 2024, I had become aware of several synchronicities. Barbara Marciniak, who began channeling a Pleiadian collective in 1988, and her first book Bringers of the Dawn, were both mentioned seemingly out of the blue on three separate podcasts within a week. And in two of those podcasts the hosts and guests shared experiences brought back from each of their recent journeys to Egypt…
A Post In Pieces
Solstice
It is the twentieth of June 2025. The summer solstice in northern Colorado, where I now live, began tonight at 8:42. For the last hour, I’ve been participating in an online meditation/celebration that just completed. The energy is extraordinary in this pivotal year of unprecedented change…
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love AI
For those of you old enough, you might recognize that the allusion in this post title is to the 1964 political satirical black comedy film Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb. The allusion ends there, except for one commonality between the time of the “cold war,” the subject of the film, and the current “age of technology.” That commonality, for many…