Author Description

Most of us are skeptical when we hear stories about ESP, premonitions, ethereal encounters, and other such phenomena. We know people can be confused, the mind can play tricks on what we perceive, and unfortunately, some people make up stories just for attention. That is precisely why we don't talk about such experiences that are real—we don't want others to judge us in the same way we might judge. In this book, 40 individuals (all credible people you might encounter every day from myriad backgrounds—religious/nonreligious, professional/skilled/domestic, rich/poor, gender, age, etc.) have contributed 80 stories that they themselves would not have believed if it hadn't happened to them. Some experiences are bizarre, like a toddler who met her deceased grandfather, to others knowing when a loved one passed. There are also stories of serendipity, too great to be coincidental; and strange little nudges that were advantageous for the recipient. Readers may even find experiences similar to their own. But the most profound point of this book is a demonstration of connectivity. We humans are bound to one another and our universe in ways that some of us experience only once and others sometimes more.