Par·a·nor·maladj. Beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation. I was only nine years old when I had my first experience with the... > Lire la suite
Par·a·nor·maladj. Beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation. I was only nine years old when I had my first experience with the paranormal-definitely beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation. I was only nine years old when I had my first experience with the paranormal-definitely beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation.-Theresa Sneed When author Theresa Sneed finds herself in the ICU with a condition her doctor would later reveal most people die from, she sets about pulling old files together to explain her unique beliefs based on her personal experiences. FACING MORTALITY was written while in the hospital recovering from deep-vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Throughout her life, Theresa has had some incredible experiences with the spirit world that would later drive her to write her NO ANGEL series and many of her other works. Theresa Sneed has written an amazing memoir of a lifetime's worth of spiritual and paranormal experiences that have so profoundly strengthened her faith and her connection to the Savior, Jesus Christ. In this book, she carefully walks the reader through each positive experience, gently and quietly, as if the Savior himself is guiding you along the way. It opens your mind and heart to the vastness of our existence and the wonders of eternity. She boldly included some of the evil encounters from Satan, which she's had as well. People need to know they are challenged by the adversary and can learn to recognize his ways and distinguish them from God's ways. The flood of positive spiritual experiences throughout the book are evidence enough of God's love. The balance helps put into perspective the severity of the fight and exactly where we must look to endure. I highly recommend Facing Mortality to anyone interested in paranormal encounters of the most spiritual kind. ~Nanette O'Neal