After reading "While I Was Waiting for God" and watching the book trailer, I was embraced in the calmness and peace surrounding the story. This is a book that readers will either love and take to heart or misunderstand and put aside. As with many paradoxical experiences, the heroine of the book, Sybil Vaughan, learns to embrace those things that are in the beginning most vile to her. Through this embrace, she heals and returns to herself, to the wholeness inside the soul.
However, the title is somewhat misleading, for this is not about someone who decides she is God, but rather someone (who like many of us) have a transformation and comes to understand that God lives within each of us.
After reading "While I Was Waiting for God" and watching the book trailer, I was embraced in the calmness and peace surrounding the story. This is a book that readers will either love and take to heart or misunderstand and put aside. As with many paradoxical experiences, the heroine of the book, Sybil Vaughan, learns to embrace those things that are in the beginning most vile to her. Through this embrace, she heals and returns to herself, to the wholeness inside the soul.
However, the title is somewhat misleading, for this is not about someone who decides she is God, but rather someone (who like many of us) have a transformation and comes to understand that God lives within each of us.