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 Sample Chapter "Embraced By The Light" |
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saw a pinpoint of light in the distance. The black mass around me began
to take on more of the shape of a tunnel, and I felt myself traveling through
it at an even greater speed, rushing toward the light. I was instinctively
attracted to it, although again, I felt that others might not be. As I approached
it, I noticed the figure of a man standing in it, with the light radiating
all around him. As I got closer the light became brilliant—brilliant
beyond any description, far more brilliant than the sun—and I knew
that no earthly eyes in their natural state could look upon this light without
being destroyed. I saw that the
light immediately around him was golden, as if his whole body had a golden
halo around it, and I could see that the golden halo burst out from around
him and spread into a brilliant, magnificent whiteness that extended out
for some distance. I felt his light blending into mine, literally, and I
felt my light being drawn to his. It was as if there were two lamps in a
room, both shining, their light merging together. It's hard to tell where
one light ends and the other begins; they just become one light. Although
his light was much brighter than my own, I was aware that my light, too,
illuminated us. And as our lights merged, I felt as if I had stepped into
his countenance, and I felt an utter explosion of love.It was the most
unconditional love I have ever felt, and as I saw his arms open to receive
me I went to him and received his complete embrace and said over and over,
"I'm home. I'm home, I'm finally home." |
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