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Knocking on Heaven's Doors

My Spiritual Journey Through Dreams and Denominations [Paperback]

by Tracy Blom

Author
Tracy Blom
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Tracy Blom Publications
Published
October 2014

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Join Tracy on her search for a religion that matches her beliefs and provides answers about her dreams and visions: I have had such trouble finding what "religion" I fit because I don't believe in the literal scripture, but I believe in God, Heaven, and a Higher Being, which leaves the question: "What am I? Am I anything?"...It would be nice to know if my limited beliefs and dreams involving the other side fall in line with any other religions out there. At this point in my journey I would label myself as a "religious virgin."...Maybe, there are others out there just like me, and I just haven't found them yet, or they haven't found me. And as her search progresses: What if I find a piece of each religion I agree with? I am fearful that the further I go into this journey, the more I will find more and more parts of different sects that I adhere to, and will be left with nothing more than a patched-together quilt of stitched beliefs. I am scared I will be led right back to the beginning of the maze. No religion, just tidbits of interpretations I semi-agree with. Like a Franken-religion. At the end of this, if I find a sincere connection with God, feel enlightened, and that I have helped others in some other way, I will be completely happy. I wonder, if I find this connection and relationship with God in this way, will I not have the same "salvation" that has been promised to every other religion?