if you could
leave your physical body
and astral project yourself
finding yourself
in someone else’s body
who had just
committed murder
and then you tried to explain
your present dilemma
and that you were tricked
into another’s body?
Then what?
Randall Lender was a Wanted Man. He was wanted by the Clergy of the Major Organized Religions, the Governments and the New World Order, but that was the least of his problems.
After going out of body (astral projection) Randall Lender suddenly found himself in such a paradox where the surrealism meets dilemma. Within this phenomenon of Looking Through the Hour Glass he unfortunately after leaving his physical body ended up into another’s. This was his paradox. This was his dilemma. This was his surrealism. And regrettably for Lender this was the real quantum problem.
Randall Lender found himself on an unexpected journey with its twists and turns until he realizes that he must die to live for his return to his former body.
And now the elixir of questions remains:
Why him? And What If?
Professional Reviews
a fascinating journey
Randall Lender was a marked man. Once a very rich businessman, he had lost all his wealth and in the process found himself. Now, his philosophies of love, peace, and connection were starting to annoy a lot of very powerful people. Randall has no idea what he's up against and that his soul could be in jeopardy.
One day after practicing astral projection, Randall finds himself in another body. The body is that of Johnny McKenzie, a mob hit man. Moreover, Johnny (or rather Randall stuck in Johnny's body) is found with a dead woman, recently murdered by Johnny. Before long, Randall finds himself in prison awaiting trial and a potential death sentence.
Who is going to believe that there's been a mix up and Randall is in the wrong body? It sounds like a poor attempt to plead guilty by reason of insanity. What's more, perhaps there's more to this situation than meets the eye.
Spirit is a fascinating journey into spirit and the possibilities. The story asks the important question what makes us ourselves. Are we merely flesh and bone or is there something else? I don't want to give away too much but I love the twists near the end of the book. Very fitting. By Tami Brady - TCM Reviews
incredibly suspenseful...
Randall Lender is not very popular with The Clergy of the Major Organized Religions, the government and
the New World Order. Why? Lender speaks the truth about them. He vocalizes views that are contrary to
these organizations. He believes that you can find God without having to be a part of an organized structure
that is designed to control the masses with fear. People who read his works discover that he makes sense. On
a higher level, there are also dark forces at work that want to gain control of him.
While engaging in astral projection, Lender wakes up in the body of another man. To add to the drama, this
other man has just murdered a woman and is now on death row. Lender has to figure out who he can trust,
and how he can save himself from being disconnected from his Source. His attorney, Sandy, is one of these
people. She is also someone that he finds himself drawn to. Sandy is able to see that Lender does not fit the
character of the man whose body he is residing in. Deciding to investigate further, she tracks down Lender’s
daughter who also agrees that this person is her father. Lender’s body is heavily guarded in a hospital in a
coma.
As the drama increases, Lender and Sandy have to work against the clock to figure out what has happened
and what they need to do to save him, before the murderer’s body is executed. The more they investigate, the
more truths come to light. While Lender is imprisoned, Sandy is threatened by the Butcher, who had ordered
the victim’s murder. He wants the execution to go forward quickly, without full disclosure of the case. He
believes that the prisoner is claiming to be someone else to prove insanity. Lender and Sandy both know the
truth.
As Lender follows this journey, which on a higher level is a battle between Light and Darkness, both he and
Sandy find that they have special abilities that are increasing. Even the prison guards see events happen that
they cannot explain. As Lender is put on death row, the guards recognize that he is someone special. Their
lives begin to change. Still working against the clock, Lender finally enters into a full blown battle with evil
and struggles to survive.
Once again, Andrew Feder has written an incredibly suspenseful adventure novel. Even though the
paranormal touches take the reader beyond the mundane world, the characters are totally realistic. Lender’s
philosophical views show that he operates on a higher level; however, he also has physical needs that show
that he is still a man. It is interesting to see that as his character evolves so does those of his daughter and his
attorney. They are moving on to a higher level, while being faced with some very dark forces. I highly
recommend this novel, “Spirit.” Readers will enjoy both the story and the spiritual messages that they can
apply to their own lives.
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