The Mystic Next Door: An Ordinary Man's Extraordinary Encounter with the Holy Spirit

by Edward Jozsa

Do you believe mystical experiences are only for the lives of the great saints? Would you be surprised if your neighbor or fellow parishioner experienced a miracle, heard a message from an angel, or felt they had seen a glimpse of heaven? What if one average guy experienced all of these?

God wishes for us to share our experiences to draw us closer to Him and to one another. Read the story of one unlikely mystic, Ed Jozsa, an airline pilot from Cicero, Indiana, whose life changed in an instant after a catastrophic car accident derailed his life and nearly destroyed his body. Ed shares what brought him closer to Jesus. He describes the visions that helped him understand his true purpose on this earth and the message he feels called to share with others.

Read his story and ask yourself how God may be working through your life or calling out to you.
Inquiries can be sent to edjozsa@presenceofGodencounters.com, themysticnextdoor1@gmail.com, or check out his website presenceofGodencounters.com

112 pages, Paperback

Published March 1, 2023

Reviews

[Alicia]

Read for parish book group. Interesting account of the author’s experiences.

[Karen Smith]

The Mystic Next Door is one man's story about how he was visited by the Holy Spirit after experiencing a near death car accident. Edward Hozsa believed in God, but he was laxed in his Catholic faith. It wasn't until his painful recovery that Edward had visions about his life and where he would end up. After one such vision, Edward prayed to God to send the Holy Spirit. Edward became a changed man and now teaches others about Christ and His mercy.

[Therese Wiltshire]

Beautiful Testimony

This is an amazing testimony of God's work and miracles in a normal Catholic guy. He withstood many small miracles to be able to share how he's here today to live to tell of it.
One thing that stood out is listening to that still, small voice beckoning us on God's path

[Denisele]

Super quick read. A friend recommended to me because the author is local. My favorite quotes:

" I felt like I was home and I realized I had been homesick my whole life up until this moment but I never knew."

" I felt as if I had help correlating my suffering and understanding Jesus' suffering in a way that was beyond my ability to do so on my own."

[Gillian Mullen]

A spiritual shot in the arm, short and to the point, very uplifting