About This Book
A Memoir of Learning to Trust Spirit is the extraordinary true story of a woman who never expected to become a messenger for the unseen world. Kerri did not grow up collecting buttons, speaking to spirits, or seeking supernatural gifts. In fact, she doubted the idea that she could ever read energy at all—until one vivid dream changed the direction of her life. In the dream, Spirit placed a handful of simple buttons in her palm and told her, These are how you will deliver messages. Confused but curious, she followed the guidance, unaware that this small act of trust would open the door to an entirely new way of living.
As Kerri began offering “button readings,” people remembered the magical woman with the buttons long before they remembered her name. Over time, the nickname Kerri the Button Lady became her identity, her calling card, and ultimately the foundation of her spiritual mission. Through countless encounters with energies, intuitive messages, and unexpected visitations—from wandering spirits to ancestral teachers—Kerri learned that the unseen world had been speaking to her all along. She simply needed to listen.
This memoir follows her journey across landscapes both physical and spiritual: from living on land touched by ancient Indigenous families, to receiving teachings from a chief who appeared during meditation, to navigating the challenges and breakthroughs that shaped her intuitive gifts. Each chapter reveals how Spirit used everyday experiences—and everyday objects—to teach her trust, surrender, and courage.
More than a memoir, this book is an invitation to remember that guidance is always present, even when life seems uncertain. Kerri's journey shows that spiritual gifts often arrive in unexpected packages, and that when we follow the signs—no matter how strange or simple they seem—we discover who we were always meant to be.
A heart-opening testimony of faith, intuition, and transformation, Kerri the Button Lady reminds us that Spirit is always whispering. The question is: are we willing to trust?
