Sue Baugh
In her conventional life, Sue Baugh has spent a career working for major publishers as a writer and editor in the fields of science and medicine, business, social studies, and language arts. Her published work ranges from reference books on writing to strategic market planning to the volume Diet and the Immune System, registered with the U.S. Office of Alternative Technology. In the early 2000s, she and a colleague documented some of the world's oldest rock and mineral sites. In June 2024, Sue gave a presentation on "Consciousness and the Body" at the CEST Institute, part of Alanus University in Bonn, Germany.
In her less conventional life, Sue is a walk-in whose soul exchange happened at age 2. At age 5, she briefly returned to her home planet to ensure she would not forget her off-world origins during this Earthly life. In her early 40s, after struggling with deep trauma for years, she experienced an NDE, in which she was asked, "Do you want to continue, or do you want to come home?" Although tempted to depart Earth, she decided to continue here, particularly since she was working with her parents to resolve a four-generation pattern of violence in the family.
Over the years, Sue's spiritual journey has led her to study a variety of disciplines, including 20 years of Taoist outer and esoteric teachings, plus another 10 years of intense temple training qigong. She has taught tai qi/qigong to groups and private students for 25 years. Together with her science and medical writing, personal experiences, and teachings from the Guides, she offers this view of our multi-dimensional starship body, meant to help us realize who and what we really are.
Photo-essay book documenting the world's oldest rock and mineral sites: Echoes of Earth: Finding ourselves in the origins of the planet, 2012. Available from http://www.wildstonearts.com