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Dreams of Heaven
Dreams of Heaven
Dreams of Heaven
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Dreams of Heaven

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Savannah Watkins is haunted by a dream of losing her family in a tragic car accident, which causes her to vacillate between two lives—before and after the car accident. As she struggles between realities, Jesus Christ suddenly appears to offer her unorthodox guidance. He accompanies her to the grocery store and for walks on the beach while answering some of life's toughest questions.

"Dreams of Heaven" takes you on a fantastical journey with Jesus, who leads the way through an alternate interpretation of his ancient teachings and applies them to one of our worst nightmares—being separate from the ones we love.

"It is one of those gems of spiritual literature that becomes a permanent fixture in our lives...heartfelt and deeply moving." —Hal Zina Bennett, Ph.D., Best-selling Spiritual Author

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Release dateAug 5, 2017
ISBN9781370265404
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Elizabeth M. Herrera

Elizabeth M. Herrera is a shamanic healer and author of life-changing books. Her stories encourage people to stretch outside their comfort zones and reexamine their own beliefs. She inherited her rebellious spirit from her father who was raised by his grandfather — a full-blooded Apache who smuggled sugar and flour from Mexico into Texas, exchanged gunfire with Texas Rangers and crossed paths with Pancho Villa.

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    Praise for Dreams of Heaven

    "Dreams of Heaven compels you to examine your beliefs about life and death. You will be drawn to read every page." — Reverend Emile Gauvreau, Center for Spiritual Living Cape Coral

    The book is like an epiphanous dream probing the mysteries of birth, life, and death. It is one of those gems of spiritual literature that becomes a permanent fixture in our lives, always remembered as a gift for that special friend with whom we wish to share our most deeply felt beliefs. — Hal Zina Bennett, Ph.D., best-selling author of Write From the Heart and Follow Your Bliss

    A great read for anyone ready to heal and wake up. — Alex Marchand, author of The Universe Is a Dream: The Secrets of Existence Revealed

    "The love just radiates from the story. The love of a mother for her family and her love for Jesus. This love extends to the reader. Dreams of Heaven is simply beautiful. It will soothe your soul. It will speak to your heart. It will fill you with hope. I loved it." — Julia Wilson, Christian Bookaholic

    "Dreams of Heaven is soul food that gives rise to questions about our definitions of reality, time and love. A beautifully told, elegantly spun story of the soul, as well as a master teacher and guide through changes." — Veronica O’Grady, Light Leaders International

    A truly memorable read. — Viking Reviews

    Reading this book made me feel light and free. I highly recommend it. — Pat Luboff, Underrated Reads

    One of the most wonderful stories that I have ever read. I highly recommend this book to everyone! — Bonnie Cehovet, book reviewer

    "Dreams of Heaven by Elizabeth M. Herrera is a beautiful heartfelt book on trusting inner guidance, the power of dreams, the reality of spirit, true love and the eternal gift of life that lives beyond our physical connections and beyond our physical existence. Herrera’s book profoundly reminds us that ‘what is immortal can never die.’" — Andrea R. Garrison, host/producer of Online With Andrea, and author of The Crossing Over of Mattie Pearl

    Dreams of Heaven

    Elizabeth M. Herrera

    Copyright © 2017 Elizabeth M. Herrera

    Published by Blue Gator Inc.

    All rights reserved.

    Genre: Fiction, Spirituality

    This book may not be reproduced, transmitted or stored in whole or in part by any means including graphic, electronic or mechanical without expressed written consent of the publisher or author, except in the case of brief quotations.

    This is a work of fiction. Names and characters are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

    Dedicated to my husband, daughter and son, who remind me each day how precious life is.

    PREFACE

    THE IDEA FOR THIS story came in a vivid dream where Jesus Christ appeared and showed me four scenes and nothing else. When I woke up, I knew I would write this story, but it wasn’t an easy task. I had no idea how the scenes would connect or how the story would unfold. Each writing session involved me sitting quietly, listening to the inspiration, and letting the words flow.

    My gift from this process was to see how I resisted the information that presented itself. The process also involved the release of my fears. When I finally listened without hesitation, the words flowed like divine ink, covering the pages and opening my heart.

    For those with a Christian background, Dreams of Heaven will defy your traditional notion of Jesus’ teachings 2,000 years ago. I can only say to you, Listen with your heart and enjoy a story interpreted through love.

    Blessings,

    Elizabeth M. Herrera

    Trust the dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.

    — Khalil Gibran

    CHAPTER 1

    The Accident

    POLICE CARS AND AMBULANCES were parked haphazardly along a desolate stretch of Highway 50 near the North Carolina coastline. Flashing red and blue lights filled the night and reflected on the rain-covered asphalt. The pulsating lights were occasionally interrupted by the rescuers whose actions lacked urgency. There was no hurry. Those in the SUV were presumed dead, although the official declaration was still pending.

    With rain dripping off his black metal helmet and yellow reflective rain gear, a firefighter inserted a mechanical jaw into the seam of the impacted passenger door to start the process of prying it open. He turned on the machine. Its growling metal jaws expanded. The vehicle’s mangled steel, unwilling to change yet again so soon, slowly yielded, emitting a loud high-pitched squeal. Grab it, he instructed.

    Two grim-faced firefighters took hold of the twisted metal with gloved hands, pulling with determined effort. The door finally gave way, exposing the gruesome scene inside.

    The mother was slumped against the seat. Blood ran down her face. Her legs were trapped beneath the glove box. The father sat in the driver’s seat, his head pressed against the shattered side window. In the back seat, the boy and teenage girl’s arms and legs were entangled.

    A paramedic checked the mother for signs of life, pressing his fingers against her neck, but, as expected, found none. He stepped back.

    Police officer Nolan came over, asking the paramedic, Any luck, Jack?

    Nope. Tragic. Just tragic.

    The police officer solemnly nodded in agreement. I found the family dog in the ditch over there. What a shame—all the way around.

    The medical examiner approached them. He was a tall older man with thinning gray hair. Without saying a word, he snapped on latex gloves, then reached inside the wreckage to feel the passenger’s limp cool wrist. Not finding a detectable pulse, he leaned in further. The woman’s glazed eyes stared back at him. He was uncomfortably close to her inside the cramped wreckage. He shone a penlight over her pupils looking for any sign of brain activity.

    Suddenly, the woman arched her back, gasping for a breath.

    The startled medical examiner lurched backwards, hitting his head on the door jam. He winced, then scrambled out of the vehicle. She’s alive! he yelled excitedly.

    The paramedic shifted into high gear, shouting at his partner who was unloading a gurney from the back of the ambulance, Bring the trauma bag!

    CHAPTER 2

    Bad Dreams

    SAVANNAH BOLTED UPRIGHT IN bed, shaking from a bad dream. It took her a moment to realize she was safe in her own bedroom. Relief flooded over her, but her heart kept pounding. She glanced at her sleeping husband before getting up, grabbing her robe from the foot of the bed.

    She left the bedroom, heading down the dark stairwell, reaching the living room decorated with rattan furniture that mimicked the tropics. The overhead palm-leaf fan slowly spun.

    Savannah pulled open the sliding glass door. The sea breeze rushed past her, rustling the vertical blinds. She stepped outside, moving across the deck. The ocean roared. She stood by the railing, watching the waves ebb and flow under the moon’s glow. The salty mist settled over her, layer by layer, slowly creating a vaporous cocoon. Savannah

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