An Invitation Home

A reminder of the love we already are


An Invitation Home is a reminder everything is love, and is an invitation to experience it unconditionally in our lives.


This book describes the simple truth: that every moment we live, every thought, relationship, and circumstance is love. Nothing is separate from it, and all are expressions of it.


You're not alone, even if it feels that way.

A book written by Jeremy Guyer

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2026

NEW RELEASE

A profoundly compassionate and direct

sharing of love, and what it means to be who we already are.

"It feels like letting out an exhale I didn't realize I was holding."

-Praise from an early reader.

A gentle reminder of the love you already are.

There is a truth so fundamental that it’s perhaps overlooked, but unmissable once it’s seen. It’s that one thing makes everything: love.


We may experience many different things – even seemingly opposing ideas or perspectives. Yet, what if we could see how it was all made of the same substance, in tangible, reasonable, and unconditional ways? Like realizing even different paintings are made of canvas and color – one thing, even if the idea they convey seems opposing. When one thing makes everything, its qualities are present in all things.


An Invitation Home describes literally and logically how our everyday experiences, including tension, challenging ideas, or moments of bliss, are all that one substance of love. It’s a recognition of what already is, and what some part of you already knows.

Filled with tender reminders and intended for everyone. It describes the underlying “melody” of existence inherent within everything, and in doing so, invites the effortless recognition of what you already are – love. A recognition which allows the unconditional experiencing of it.

Praise from an early readers includes:

  • "It feels like letting out an exhale I didn't realize I was holding."
  • "It feels like hearing what I already knew."
  • "Your writing and your words are so beautiful. I see you in them, but strangely I also see so much of myself."
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