The longtime spiritual teacher brings more than three decades of experience to a new Hay House book exploring angelic heritage, spiritual identity and purpose.
NEW YORK — After more than three decades devoted to spiritual teaching and personal transformation, Alisha Das has brought one of the central ideas of her work to the page.
Her new book, Your Angelic Ancestry: Discover Your Archangelic Name, Heritage, and Higher Purpose, was published by Hay House on July 21, 2026. The 320-page book introduces readers to Das’s concept of “Archangelic ancestry” and offers a process for exploring what she describes as an individual’s Archangelic name, heritage and higher purpose.
It is an unconventional premise, and Das does not approach it merely as an abstract spiritual philosophy.
According to Hay House, the book combines what Das describes as channeled teachings with practical exercises, experiential meditations and accounts of spiritual awakenings. The intention is to give readers ways to actively engage with the material rather than simply read about it.
A Lifetime Behind the Book
Your Angelic Ancestry represents the culmination of work Das has been developing for decades.
Das is an internationally known spiritual teacher and angel expert whose work attempts to bridge mystical experience with practical transformation. Her official biography says she has spent more than 30 years guiding thousands of students and has led hundreds of spiritual seminars around the world. (Alisha Das)
She is also the host of Live Your Love, a podcast featuring conversations with figures including Marianne Williamson, Jack Canfield, John Gray, Neale Donald Walsch and Queen Diambi.
Her new book takes that body of experience and organizes it around a deeply personal question: What if understanding where we believe we come from can change how we live while we are here?
Das presents Archangelic ancestry as a kind of spiritual North Star—a framework intended to help readers identify qualities such as love, intuition, courage, grace and joy and bring them more fully into everyday life
Spirituality as an Experience
One of the distinguishing features of Your Angelic Ancestry is its emphasis on participation.
Readers are introduced to exercises designed to help them explore their own Archangelic name and nature, connect with what Das calls the Great Archangels and examine the relationship between spiritual identity and purpose. Her official book materials also describe teachings involving Angelic language, spiritual gifts and the integration of mystical experience into ordinary life. (Alisha Das)
That experiential approach reflects Das’s larger philosophy.
Rather than treating spirituality as something removed from everyday existence, her work focuses on bringing spiritual awareness into human life—relationships, challenges, purpose and personal transformation.
The book has attracted endorsements from established voices in the personal-development and spiritual communities. Hay House’s publisher page includes endorsements from Marie Diamond, Arielle Ford and Suzanne Giesemann, while other coverage has noted support from figures including Marianne Williamson, Michael Beckwith, John Assaraf and Robert Holden.
A New Chapter
The release also places Das within the publishing roster of Hay House, one of the best-known publishers in the mind-body-spirit category. Penguin Random House lists Your Angelic Ancestry among Das’s books published by Hay House, and Das describes it as the first installment in a planned two-book series.
The book is available in both print and digital editions, while an unabridged audiobook narrated by Das was also released July 21 through Hay House.
For Das, the larger ambition appears to extend beyond simply introducing readers to angels. At the center of the book is an exploration of identity—of purpose, belonging and the possibility that spiritual conviction can influence how someone moves through the physical world.
After decades spent teaching those ideas directly, Your Angelic Ancestry gives them a permanent home on the page.
And for readers already drawn to questions of spiritual identity and higher purpose, Das is offering an invitation to explore perhaps the most fundamental questions of all:
Who are you, where do you believe you came from, and what are you here to do?
