Anne Urne

A Spiritual Trilogy Anne Urne

How was the earth populated when Adam and Eve only had sons?
Why did Cain murder Abel?
Who was Enoch and why did God take him up to heaven?
Why did the angel dispute with the devil over the body of Moses?
Who was Elias and why was he taken up to heaven in a fiery chariot?
Why is it written over and over that Jesus rose again? Has He risen before?
Who were the saints who arose from the tombs during the great earthquake when Christ was crucified and who talked to them?
Why did Jesus tell the Apostles that John the Baptist was Elias?

Find answers to these questions and more in this remarkable book as the author documents her amazing discoveries in her spiritual search for truth. 
A Spiritual Trilogy contains three books written in succession as the author's spiritual journey progresses through the stages of body, soul and spirit. Anne shares her life transforming experiences from the tormenting depths of financial, physical, emotional and spiritual collapse to the heights of spiritual ecstasy and life at its fullest. Her story is a triumph over defeat as she travels to the innermost depths of the soul to find the path that leads back to life and hears the voice of God say: "I AM THE FATHER WHO CREATED YOU AND THE MOTHER WHO LOVES YOU." Anne Urne takes you on an amazing journey through the Bible, Apocrypha, Myth, Legends and Lost Books that yield amazing conclusions and new revelations about persons and stories of the Bible as she unfolds a tantalizing story of adventure, drama, romance, dreams and fairy tales that come true. This book is a fascinating guide of a soul's journey into the spiritual kingdom. In her continuous search for spiritual knowledge Anne discovered the Christian mystics. She knew she had struck gold when she discovered St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross and St. Therese of Lisieux. Mysticism was the terminology applied to the practice of these saints and Anne recognized it immediately. She was not alone in her spiritual quest for truth. She attributes her work to the help of her patron saint, St. Therese.