Drawn to the Light - Germaine Chevarie, Chevarie; Germaine Chevarie
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Have you ever wondered what this world will be like say, thirty years from now? Like butterflies, humans are in the process of emerging from their present state of restraint and soon, will be able to spread their wings and experience things they can now only dream about. The author has personally encountered the presence of angels countless times during her life. This leaves her with no doubt that Guardian Angels exist and so does God, and also, that beyond our present dimension on earth all souls are drawn, at death, to those beings of Light and Love which we know and believe are God and His…mehr

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Have you ever wondered what this world will be like say, thirty years from now? Like butterflies, humans are in the process of emerging from their present state of restraint and soon, will be able to spread their wings and experience things they can now only dream about. The author has personally encountered the presence of angels countless times during her life. This leaves her with no doubt that Guardian Angels exist and so does God, and also, that beyond our present dimension on earth all souls are drawn, at death, to those beings of Light and Love which we know and believe are God and His Angels! We know for certain that God is real and the fact that although life ends, it also continues on in a different way, in a different dimension. Doesn't the lowly caterpillar leave his cocoon behind to become a beautiful butterfly? So will we, because, we are all drawn to the light!
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Autorenporträt
As an advocate for literacy, Germaine Chevarie hopes to reach as many people as possible who might otherwise never get to read a book. She wrote this book with the hope that the younger generation, especially her grandchildren, would never lose interest in reading.