Gertie: A new angel encounter book about the real meaning of true love
Mar 28, 2017
Gertie is a must read for all readers curious to know, the real meaning of true love, and the role angels could play in our life.
Tracy, United States - March 28, 2017 /PressCable/ —
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There are two kinds of people; those who don’t believe in angels and others that do. Though there have been millions of testimonials about angel encounters through the years, there are not too many that encompass the deep connection Cynthia had with Gertie.
Each day, people pledge their life to believing in things both seen and unseen. From trivial beliefs such as saying a glass of water is half full or half empty to significant beliefs like the belief in God who created this universe. For people who believe, life is not about living a routine existence, but a spiritual journey filled with learning and growing. The concept of the divinity of angels is not from the present, it existed centuries ago, and that view and belief has been passed on through storytelling- from generation to generation and culture to culture. These stories are expanding by leaps and bounds. Doreen Virtue, Ph.D., best-selling author, known as “The Angel Lady,” has had many angel encounters. And more and more unlikely professionals, such as lawyers and doctors, are publicly sharing stories of the unseen world. Roberta Grimes, Esq, is a business attorney. Her book, “The Fun Of Staying In Touch: How Our Loved Ones Contact Us and How we Can Contact Them”- is an interesting book where an attorney passionately delves into the paranormal. Dr. Jeffery Long is the author of the best-selling book, “Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experiences” He is a leading authority in near-death research, which also includes angel encounters of patients he’s personally interviewed.
‘Gertie’ is a book based on a series of remarkable events Cynthia M. Long encountered that has brought even the doubters to scratch their heads and leave them wondering how any of the occurrences were even possible. In this book, the writer hopes to capture a luminous spark, and inspire others through a phenomenal story of a woman’s grandly designed journey to connect to a guardian angel that was a human being living on planet earth, but passed on in spirit, and continued the magic of connection. This book contains series of remarkable events that may help others understand what this life is really all about and question if society has true love all wrong.
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Address: 3855 Payton Lane, Tracy, California 95377, United States
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