My Somewhere Else
Alisa Valdes-RodriguezThis is the official Substack for My Somewhere Else, a near-death memoir by me, Alisa Valdes. I write about spirit, healing, and what I saw when I died.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | mysomewhereelse.substack.com |
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Aura Smackdown: Lauren Sánchez versus MacKenzie Scott
I have done many aura readings since death gifted me with the ability to sense the color and shape of energetic fields on people. So I know what it feels like when a field reveals itself politely, like a door held ajar.
We Are Perenniels in Winter Now
I’ve been thinking a lot about how, in winter, perennials appear to have disappeared. The garden looks emptied out, quiet, almost erased. Yet beneath the surface, life is very much at work. Energy draws inward. Roots deepen and strengthen. ...
Message From Spirit Jan. 26, 2026
Ever since my near-death experience in 2015, I’ve had certain new abilities. One of these is getting messages from Spirit. These are conveyed to me through my main spirit guides, but the messages themselves exist in the collective conscious...
The Ghosts of Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon, now a museum. It used to be the plantation home of the slave-owning first president of the United States and his wife.
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Ex-Boston Globe & LA Times staff writer. Award-winning, bestselling author of novels. A Time mag '25 Most Influential Hispanic'. Tom Wolfe Writer-in-Residence. Back to journalism here—on my own terms.
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