Jacques Bourdeau

The Improbable Author

Over the years, Jacques Bourdeau found twelve deceased people at work, and a dormant spirituality surfaced, enabling him to receive messages from deceased love ones and friends.

Bourdeau, a French Canadian maintenance worker with no literary background became an improbable author, as he was compelled to put pen to paper. He partly attributes his writing to a stirring of his sixth sense, which he believes we all possess yet rarely tap into. Intrigue, adventure, suspense, curiosity, life, death, scandal, love, loss – and renewed hope, are all a part of this man’s life, which took an uncanny and incredible turn just a few years ago. Bourdeau details the intertwined events leading up to his “awakening”… an event that changed his life forever.

Circumstances surrounding Jacques were so compelling that he took a leave of absence from his job to write a book. A story was emerging, a story that changed things as it emerged. It is still changing… taking on meaning through a coming event of global proportions. After you read the book, keep watching – because it does not end there.

In Listen to the Songs of the Angels, Bourdeau draws you into an inspired vision, and invites us to believe that even from our barbaric past, there is

“…limitless hope and immeasurable positive human potential.”

He is an avid cyclist who enjoys biking through inspiring scenes towards glorious sunrises and sunsets. He enjoys sea kayaking under a full moon complemented by bright heavenly stars. He wishes that everyone could see the grandeur of our world atop majestic mountains, through old growth forests, and by sandy ocean beaches.

Bourdeau’s ultimate vision would be to see peace on earth and the end of all suffering through caring acts carried out by loving souls everywhere.