| Author: | Charles Odimayo | ISBN: | 9781310145322 |
| Publisher: | Charles Odimayo | Publication: | May 23, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Charles Odimayo |
| ISBN: | 9781310145322 |
| Publisher: | Charles Odimayo |
| Publication: | May 23, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Many people have testified to the existence of Heaven, but “Summoned” exposed more details of Heaven than has been revealed for generations. The book has reshaped many axioms regardless of religious orientation or ideological conviction; it is good news for humanity. Summoned is not for weak Christians, it is absolute strong meat for progressively well-developed minds.
“SUMMONED” tackled the enigma of death, ripped opened the veil of Heaven and cascaded the feebleness of transition as mere transformation with a proven claim that we can come back because death is another new beginning in the cycle of life rather than end of existence. The book meticulously relayed a man’s voyage to the Heavens where he was held in conference with people he called elders whom he believed were the “US” God consulted before the creation of man.
He recorded a conversation with the creator when taken to the throne of God and gave details of a garden he visited. The author made a bold assertion that the Garden of Eden is still as it was before and maintained after the fall of Adam and Eve.
In Summoned, Charles a true Heaven’s ambassador re-launched and coined death as a spiritual mercy of God and part of the process in forgiveness to re-join His original plan for man to live forever. He affirmatively confirmed the idea for mankind to finally recognize transition as a change to a higher consciousness in continuation of life like the caterpillar to a butterfly. The book concluded that if humans understand the power of God, we would embrace the inevitable change of regeneration and not live in fear of it. “Summoned” will comfort thousands of people living in a world they are struggling to understand as it unveiled Heaven for unfathomable glimpses of eternal bliss in another plane of continuous living.
Summoned is heading for the archives! Don’t borrow it, get a copy.
Many people have testified to the existence of Heaven, but “Summoned” exposed more details of Heaven than has been revealed for generations. The book has reshaped many axioms regardless of religious orientation or ideological conviction; it is good news for humanity. Summoned is not for weak Christians, it is absolute strong meat for progressively well-developed minds.
“SUMMONED” tackled the enigma of death, ripped opened the veil of Heaven and cascaded the feebleness of transition as mere transformation with a proven claim that we can come back because death is another new beginning in the cycle of life rather than end of existence. The book meticulously relayed a man’s voyage to the Heavens where he was held in conference with people he called elders whom he believed were the “US” God consulted before the creation of man.
He recorded a conversation with the creator when taken to the throne of God and gave details of a garden he visited. The author made a bold assertion that the Garden of Eden is still as it was before and maintained after the fall of Adam and Eve.
In Summoned, Charles a true Heaven’s ambassador re-launched and coined death as a spiritual mercy of God and part of the process in forgiveness to re-join His original plan for man to live forever. He affirmatively confirmed the idea for mankind to finally recognize transition as a change to a higher consciousness in continuation of life like the caterpillar to a butterfly. The book concluded that if humans understand the power of God, we would embrace the inevitable change of regeneration and not live in fear of it. “Summoned” will comfort thousands of people living in a world they are struggling to understand as it unveiled Heaven for unfathomable glimpses of eternal bliss in another plane of continuous living.
Summoned is heading for the archives! Don’t borrow it, get a copy.
