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The Reluctant Messenger-Tales from Beyond Belief : An ordinary person's extraordinary journey into the unknown, Hardback Book

The Reluctant Messenger-Tales from Beyond Belief : An ordinary person's extraordinary journey into the unknown Hardback

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The Reluctant Messenger chronicles the spiritual journey of Candice M. Sanderson, a psychologist who inadvertently veered off life’s comfortable path when she began to receive messages from other realms of existence. Her extraordinary journey into the unknown began early one morning on her commute to work.

 

As a psychologist, her training had taught her to measure her surroundings by the five physical senses. If something could not be heard, seen, felt, smelled, or tasted, it did not exit. This early-morning commute changed everything. These communications were too strong to ignore, and the clinically-trained psychologist had to work through doubt, fear, and her own professional judgement to acknowledge these messages.

 

Though reluctant, Candice became a messenger, bringing news of a verifiable spiritual dimension. She learned truths about the fluid nature of time and how near-death experiences could alter timelines. Ascended masters and beings from the angelic realms shared both universal and personal messages of love and hope. Messages from star beings and other galactic entities communicated to her about energy grids that protected our Earth. She learned of the very nature of our existence.

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