The Spiritual and Paranormal Realms

by Rebecca Burg

Overview

This little book shares personal paranormal experiences after a lifetime of spiritual exploration from the author's native Siberian perspective. The last chapter covers the important basics of after death communication, releasing fear, and spiritual protection. It offers comfort for those contending with death.
This is a helpful tool for anyone interested in learning more about our spiritual natures. It also provides useful information for paranormal investigators to better understand and commune with the unseen worlds they pursue.

I’ve always longed to share these subjects, but had feared ridicule. However, people today are becoming more open minded and accepting. I have nothing to gain by revealing this unusual subject matter and I’m not attempting to change anyone’s beliefs. You have a right to believe what resonates most comfortably with you and your unique perspective is honored and respected. You are free to take these bits of wisdom and apply them to your best interests for a meaningful and fulfilling life path.

Throughout life there have been too many unexplained occurrences and so-called coincidences, things my logical mind couldn’t dismiss as mere fantasy. These experiences aren’t explainable under the confines of our dominant society’s belief system. Not originating from dominant society, I looked to my indigenous ancestry for answers. Those answers, through the clumsy limits of written human language (and my humble limits as an amateur author), are presented in this book.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940155132776
Publisher:	Rebecca Burg
Publication date:	02/05/2018
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	344,946
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

After working to pay her way through college (mechanical design, electronics & a BA in communication), Burg purchased an antique 31-foot cruising sailboat. She relied on her mechanical and engineering training to restore the vessel, and then moved aboard. Singlehanding in the company of others, she seasonally sailed to tropical ports. Her philosophy includes working hard, yet not waiting for retirement to have fun in life. Finding a balance between employment and play, Rebecca worked seasonal retail jobs and, year-round, worked as a marine mechanic and marine electrical technician. She also enjoys a hobby in the visual arts, sometimes selling her realistic paintings on the side. In her late 40s, she was diagnosed with an aggressive stage III breast cancer and has so far endured two and a half years of treatment. This did not stop her from enjoying life as much as she realistically could. Home port is a tiny marina surrounded by the Florida Everglades.