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Remembering the Light
- How Dying Saved My Life
- De: Rosemary Thornton
- Narrado por: Rosemary Thornton Ringer
- Duración: 6 h
- Versión completa
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General4 out of 5 stars 5
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 5
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Historia4.5 out of 5 stars 5
When Rose’s husband committed suicide, Rose fell into a pit so deep and dark that medical professionals expressed doubts that she would ever fully recover. Two years later, Rose was diagnosed with cancer, and during a “minor medical procedure,” she bled to death, and had no heart beat for more than 10 minutes. In heaven, she was told that if she agreed to return to earth, she’d be restored to good health, physically, emotionally and mentally. Subsequent medical tests affirmed that every trace of the disease was gone, but as Rose often says, the “bigger story” was the restoration of her soul.
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2 out of 5 stars
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Overcoming PTSD
- De Mimi Lyon en 02-15-25
- Remembering the Light
- How Dying Saved My Life
- De: Rosemary Thornton
- Narrado por: Rosemary Thornton Ringer
calmness and gentle voice
Revisado: 08-07-24
Rosemary's faithful adherence to Scriptures seemed clear and profitable.
I'm not a Christian Science buff, although I've known some raised in it AND who stand well as adults without it. I also don't adhere to her views about reincarnation and etcetera.
However, I'm of a mind to let others experience God in whatever ways feel most fitting for them. I trust the Lord to lead humans to the whole truth, as we seek, while I use discernment to simply overlook imperfections I might perceive.
I came to know Rosemary personally after my mother found an interview with her on YouTube. Unique to my typical response, soon after this, I reached out to her via a mutually useful social media site. She is indeed a sweet soul, and this book gives a more detailed glimpse into her perspective. I'm glad to hear it.
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