If you are like almost half the adults in America, you’ve had or are about to have a ghostly encounter.
Why? Because untold millions of spirits have chosen to stay on this mortal plane. So, chances are good that you’ll have an interaction sooner or later.
Will you recognize it when it happens?
Will you be able to talk with the spirit?

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What is a spirit?
What part of me is already in spirit form?
How does spirit communication work with a pendulum?
What type of pendulum should I use?
What do the pendulum movements mean?
How do I find spirits?
How do I interview spirits?
Can I communicate with spirits without a pendulum?

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All of my life I have questioned the validity of the Adam’s rib story. Why would our Creator have to put Adam to sleep to take a rib out of his chest to form woman? Did not God create the first rib? Why don’t men have one less rib? In the creation story is says “Let us make man in our image? Does it not appear to be a women’s image? Why do men have nipples? Why do newborn boys have a seam where a vaginal opening would be? As if it was carefully stitched closed.

Why does the Bible, in Genesis 1:26, read, “Come let us go and make man”? And, not come let us go and make woman. Could it be because woman/women already existed? Could they be the host of heaven? How is that Mitochondrial DNA can be traced back to the first woman in a female’s maternal line, but a man’s DNA can only prove paternity and cannot trace him to the first man in his line?

Why are women more spiritually inclined? How can woman sense danger looming around their offspring even when they are miles away from them? Are they omniscient, omnipresent? Were the terms woman and women created to support the fallacy of women being formed from a man? Shouldn’t we be referred to as wombin for womb within?

No one could or would answer these questions for me. I was left to come up with the answers on my own. And, I have concluded that God is a Wombin.

Before The Rib: The Preeminence of Woman/Wombin is the answer I wish I had had so many years ago. May our girls and wombin find truth, peace, pleasure and power in the words of these pages. And our boys become men who are good stewards of wombin. For this I pray. $6.99 on Kindle.

Ride with me on my rambling motorcycle. Fly with me as I soar on hang-gliders high above mountains from New England to the Cumberland Plateau, and feel the wind in my sails on inland lakes from Lake Erie to the Northern Gulf Coast. Witness this journey through our American landscape and gain a deeper understanding of forces driving our personal and national destinies.

The carefree days of youth have flown. We cannot ignore the reality of controversial issues like civil rights, justice, Vietnam, and “free love”. Timeless values are challenged more today than yesterday. Our country is in a continuous adolescent, defiant, deceitful, morally bankrupt decline. But there is hope!

We are in a war, not with lead bullets, but one of anger, accusation, antagonism, threats, shame and blame. We do not have peace and unity in our country like we had just a few decades ago. How do we meet these challenges?

Sooner or later, we all must come to a revelation that we cannot continue in the way we have been going. This truth is what each man and woman must understand or ultimately forfeit everything. As much as each of us would like to think that “I am the master of my fate and the captain of my soul,” we are not. If we continue to make up our own rules, we face certain ruin when we could otherwise gain redemption and regeneration. Several experiences have led me to this conclusion.

This memoir depicts my journey from childhood to maturity in our country’s North and South, a personal discovery of cultural tensions deepened by family ties, research, and exploration. Reflections on war play a large part, from the Civil War to WWII and Vietnam. It is a story about family, faith, flying, fighting, and staying afloat. It is a tale of hopes and dreams, uncertain heights, surprise wrecks, life and death, heart-wrenching stresses, amazing discoveries, popular and unpopular values, mixed with grace and mercy. Read about the revival in my own life, marriage, and family and discover how these findings apply as well to the church, our country and beyond.

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