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    Metaphors of Twilight: Are You Ready to Enter?

    By Judith Carpenter

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    Annie, the books main character, carries the many experiences of the author into fiction. Gradually understanding that her experiences are not at all like her family and friends, she begins the share them. However as finds that her contemporaries either do not respond or are somewhat incredulous, she withholds further comment.

    As time and her abilities progress, she experiences far more layers in the world of spirit. There is so much more in the life beyond. And possessing the penchant to find answers to mysteries she searches for metaphysical knowledge and a possible mentor.

    Her search for a teacher finds success, however, her newfound educator is not actually ‘earthly. He dwells in the higher echelons of the spirit world. And with this assistance, she encounters many, many aspects of consciousness and realms of sacredness, beauty, learning, and retribution and indeed intimidating

    After a time Annie settles the differences within her own mind, she becomes content with allowing her abilities to be known – after all everyone is who they are and she is who she is.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateOct 2, 2017
    ISBN9781925590944
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