SONS OF GOD An intensely personal story that ends on the heights of awakened experience. Annalee Skarin is said to have written this under a pen name. (Published in 1954)
This is one of the most profound spiritual books I have ever read. I really don't know if its a true story or not, but something burns in my soul every time I've read it. I first read it in 1992 and have reread it several times over the past few years and each time it renews hope and faith in me.
Very short book but super inspiring, at least the first half. Wish I'd taken notes. I'll probably read it again soon.
Notes P. 39 “Any suffering, any pain, disappointment, heartbreak or even fear, when accepted with the true prayer of: “Thy will be done” can be instantly transmuted into unlimited power.”
Christine Mercie has such an eloquent way of supporting metaphysical teachings with her own life experience. From the first few pages, I am left on the edge of my seat as she takes life one step at a time, not knowing from where she would get her next meal. Her faith, gratitude, and humility carry her like a divine breeze from one moment to the next.
I feel that this work is channeled. It is so clear and the message so pure; it is as if it were woven with light. I laughed, I shed tears and I took copious notes.
The first time I read this book I was going through a potentially devastating part of my life. Potentially because without the gentle reminder of GRATITUDE that Christine Mercie so beautifully and thoroughly illustrates, I would have forgotten to have a great attitude (gratitude!) This is a must-read for me every few years so that I may always remain in alignment with all that is good. My heart fills with happiness when I read her words. This book is short. It can easily be finished in a day (which I did!)
Sons of God is for anyone who would like to reinforce their understanding of the underlying metaphysical principles of life with a light read. I highly suggest this book. It's much shorter than larger works from pioneers such as Catherine Ponder (The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity being one of my favorites) and Louise L. Hay, but still just as powerful!