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Inspired Works

About Sarah Peeke

For over 25 years Sarah Peeke has been a prolific writer of inspired poetry and prose.

Whenever Sarah writes she engages in a simple meditative practice wherein she maintains the state of no-mind. She enjoys the process of getting out of the way—as far as in her lies. She receives the words, rather than thinks the thoughts. It’s as if she’s writing from a memory of the words she didn’t know she had. Sarah rarely pauses when writing, in an attempt to let go and allow the words to flow until the piece is finished.

Other than correcting an obviously misspelled word, or making a minor improvement to punctuation, Sarah doesn’t edit the writing at all. As a result, the finished works remain as true to their original vibrational intent as possible.

It is in this way that Sarah is able to create the poetry and prose you’ll find here. And it is how she is able to write for others, at www.sarahpeeke.com, in the form of Higher Self Readings (providing soul-inspired insights), and Occasional Poetry for important events such as births, weddings and anniversaries etc.

Of her heartfelt prayer, Sarah writes, “It is my sincere hope that the seeker may find, amongst the various works presented, something to draw upon—that the meaning behind the words may seep into a greater consciousness and strike a chord within.”

Sarah would describe her style of writing, most accurately, as Inspired Writing. Naturally, she leaves this for you, the reader, to decide.

Sarah lives in the Bayside suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. She aspires to live a simple, happy, healthy and peaceful life.

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The official seals depicted, above, were designed exclusively for Sarah Peeke and XERT, the word of power she received during a meditation practice, and under which all of the writing appears.

The author is not affiliated with any political or religious organisation. Where the work makes reference to God, Lord, Christ or Saviour, for example, substitution for the reader’s preferred spiritual nomenclature is welcomed and encouraged.