In her book, When the Moon Is Dark We Can See the Stars, Pamela Prime candidly and courageously shares her journey from a traditional religious mind set to an open-hearted spirituality. Pivotal to her awakening are four major upheavals in her life: the deaths of two children (one to SIDS, one to suicide), her divorce after 23 years of marriage, and her shocked realization of the repression of the feminine in her own religion. These cataclysmic events propelled her into a fearless, spiritual quest in which she discovered a powerful secret, "If I am willing to feel into the depths of my being, any experience can wake me up and take me more fully to love. My life isn't about the terrible, tragic things that happened to me, but rather, it is an ongoing journey of awakening to Spirit."