And Yet A Little While
A Scripted Novel About Pre-Birth Planning
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Mind & Body
| Author: | Linda J. Brown | ISBN: | 9780982004920 |
| Publisher: | Hey Boomers Media | Publication: | October 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Linda J. Brown |
| ISBN: | 9780982004920 |
| Publisher: | Hey Boomers Media |
| Publication: | October 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Set on the shore of an Antarctic harbor, this screenplay novel follows the course of a dozen souls returning to a new life on Earth after their pre-birth planning sessions in the non-material, heavenly realm. A Quonset hut at the end of Nowhere/the beginning of Somewhere, serves as the allegorical borderline between the heavenly and the earthly planes of existence. It is here that the new recruits are briefed and sent to their births. Each is hoping to develop their spiritual character or to solve thorny psychological relationship problems during a return to Earth. We follow their lives as they tackle obstacles and high points set forth in their own birth plans, which have now become completely erased from memory. This is not a case of predestination, but is more like the work of an Olympic athlete designing difficult hurdles on a training course, hoping to become a champion. Here is an examination of the joys and pitfalls of human endeavor in a material plane of existence such as Earth provides. It is a companion book to "In Secret Diffusion: The Upper Realm Answers Questions About Earth", by the same author and is Volume One in her Movies For The Mind Series.
Set on the shore of an Antarctic harbor, this screenplay novel follows the course of a dozen souls returning to a new life on Earth after their pre-birth planning sessions in the non-material, heavenly realm. A Quonset hut at the end of Nowhere/the beginning of Somewhere, serves as the allegorical borderline between the heavenly and the earthly planes of existence. It is here that the new recruits are briefed and sent to their births. Each is hoping to develop their spiritual character or to solve thorny psychological relationship problems during a return to Earth. We follow their lives as they tackle obstacles and high points set forth in their own birth plans, which have now become completely erased from memory. This is not a case of predestination, but is more like the work of an Olympic athlete designing difficult hurdles on a training course, hoping to become a champion. Here is an examination of the joys and pitfalls of human endeavor in a material plane of existence such as Earth provides. It is a companion book to "In Secret Diffusion: The Upper Realm Answers Questions About Earth", by the same author and is Volume One in her Movies For The Mind Series.
