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Words I Love, Volume 8: An Earthly/Heavenly Romance
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Words I Love, Volume 8: An Earthly/Heavenly Romance in Vernon, BC
Current price: $15.19
Original price: $18.99

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Words I Love, Volume 8: An Earthly/Heavenly Romance in Vernon, BC
Current price: $15.19
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The life that is lived on planet Earth (in time and space) and the life lived in the afterlife (in and out of time and space) intersect. Spiritual beings in time and space can reach out to the afterlife and be a part of that intersection. The co-author (the husband) of these love poems found this to be true when his wife entered the afterlife. He had assumed that he would have to wait until his death to be in the presence of his beloved wife. His wife had other plans! Through the orchestration of extremely peculiar events in her husband’s daily life and through her invitation to her husband to join her in an inspired realm of poetic expression, she initiated what would become the spanning of two different worlds. The husband found that he didn’t have to die to be in touch with his wife.
The life that is lived on planet Earth (in time and space) and the life lived in the afterlife (in and out of time and space) intersect. Spiritual beings in time and space can reach out to the afterlife and be a part of that intersection. The co-author (the husband) of these love poems found this to be true when his wife entered the afterlife. He had assumed that he would have to wait until his death to be in the presence of his beloved wife. His wife had other plans! Through the orchestration of extremely peculiar events in her husband’s daily life and through her invitation to her husband to join her in an inspired realm of poetic expression, she initiated what would become the spanning of two different worlds. The husband found that he didn’t have to die to be in touch with his wife.


















