Joan Wester Anderson
Autore di Where Angels Walk
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Joan Wester Anderson's numerous books include the New York Times best seller Where Angels Walk, The Power of Miracles, Guardian Angels and In the Arms of Angels. She is a popular speaker and a frequent guest on radio and TV talk shows. Joan has five grown children and lives with her husband in mostra altro Prospect Heights, Illinois. Visit her online at joanwanderson.com. mostra meno
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Chicken Soup for the Christian Soul: Stories to Open the Heart and Rekindle the Spirit (Chicken Soup for the Soul) (1997) — Collaboratore, alcune edizioni — 1,270 copie
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- Data di nascita
- 20th Century
- Sesso
- female
- Nazionalità
- USA
- Istruzione
- Northeastern Illinois University
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I enjoyed this Non Fiction book on angels. I bought this at a library book sale and I voluntarily chose to review it. I've given this a 5* rating. This author showed stories where the unexplained happened and made things work out. I like where the author left you to decide after the facts. I enjoy these type of books. This is an older book and may be hard to find.
If you believe in angels, then you will rejoice in this thrilling collection of stories attesting to angelic intervention in human affairs. If you do not believe, you may find yourself wavering as you read true stories of intervention. This exhilarating book offers overwhelming evidence that heavenly beings are very much with us -- combating evil, bringing news, warning of danger, consoling us in our suffering. It may even help you remember a time in our own life when an angel walked beside you.
Stories of miracles experienced by those who believe and those who believe after experiencing them. Very inspirational.
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- Utenti
- 1,266
- Popolarità
- #20,271
- Voto
- 3.5
- Recensioni
- 7
- ISBN
- 62
- Lingue
- 6
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I take issue, however, with a (hypocritical?) admonition, after a story where praying for protection from unevolved Spirits was required, that "delving in the occult" invites unevolved spirits. There are many sensitive people who are attuned to that world and it is not involvement, but attitude and intention that matter. To my way of thinking, of COURSE there is more to the Universe than what we can register with our 5 senses. And for those sensitive people, involvement is natural. The only difference between being "interested in the occult" and "being open to Angels", is the nomenclature. Referring to the gentle well-intentioned Spirits as "Angels" doesn't disassociate one from the class of "people interested in the occult". What IS important in avoiding attracting unevolved spirits is entering any communication or attempt at it with love, respect, good will, and good intentions.… (altro)