God Walks And Talks
by Marie Friend
This powerful collection of stories shows God's presence in humanity and highlights the subject of reincarnation. As the author explains it, “This simple book of stories is actual events taken from my own life, as proof of our own Spirituality. My experiences not only convinced me that God walks and talks through humanity but also undeniably validated my belief in reincarnation,” which her own psychic background has made clear to her.
About the Author: Marie Friend was born in England. Her great-grandparents were Welsh Gypsies and she was born with a caul, which in the field of metaphysics denotes psychic gifts. She has lived in the United States since 1956, and has been very active in fighting drug abuse in her community. Along with her late husband, Aaron Friend, she was the publisher of Friends Review, a quarterly publication that reviewed the latest metaphysical and theosophical literature, videos, and music and was distributed via bookstores in the U.S.A. and abroad.
(2002, paperback, 156 pages)
This powerful collection of stories shows God's presence in humanity and highlights the subject of reincarnation. As the author explains it, “This simple book of stories is actual events taken from my own life, as proof of our own Spirituality. My experiences not only convinced me that God walks and talks through humanity but also undeniably validated my belief in reincarnation,” which her own psychic background has made clear to her.
About the Author: Marie Friend was born in England. Her great-grandparents were Welsh Gypsies and she was born with a caul, which in the field of metaphysics denotes psychic gifts. She has lived in the United States since 1956, and has been very active in fighting drug abuse in her community. Along with her late husband, Aaron Friend, she was the publisher of Friends Review, a quarterly publication that reviewed the latest metaphysical and theosophical literature, videos, and music and was distributed via bookstores in the U.S.A. and abroad.
(2002, paperback, 156 pages)
