SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE GO BIKE & OTHER SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE is a series of vignettes that exemplify events that most would see as "coincidences," but, as will be understood, there are no such things as "coincidences. When she realized these plates were practically screaming at her, she awakened to the. As an avid cycl

Title	:	SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE
Author	:	Heather Hummel
Rating	:	4.54 (659 Votes)
Asin	:	0983030871
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	126 Pages
Publish Date	:	2011-07-12
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If you've ever felt deep love and then lost it; if you miss a grandparent who has passed away; if you ever had to put a pet down; or if you've ever seen your own Signs from the Universe, you'll "get" this book. GO BIKE & OTHER SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE is a series of vignettes that exemplify events that most would see as "coincidences," but, as will be understood, there are no such things as "coincidences." GO BIKE & OTHER SIGNS FROM THE UNIVERSE highlights the author's uncanny knack for receiving messages from the Universe, most of which are delivered to her in the form of license plates, of all things! From GO LOOK to URDSIRE to GO BIKE to WRITE ON to CARMEL to THYKNGDM to HOT4LP and more, the author was shown these license plates only moments after having a related thought or question. As an avid cyclist, for cycling is her muse, she became noticeably aware of license plates while out on daily rides. When she realized these plates were practically screaming at her, she awakened to the

Editorial : Heather Hummel found another way to find direction and wisdom in her life and shares it with us in this raw and revealing book.- Jen Tucker, The Day I Wore My Panties Inside Out

Hummel's writing is clear, honest and heart opening. She took me on her journey and opened my eyes into a new perspective.- Cari Kamm,  Fake Perfect Me

I did receive this product at a huge discount through a promotional period. So the story is cleverly told, sort of like a diary, yet with lots of recent flashbacks, immediate reactions, and a little ruminating, too. Some of the issues in this particular book did not particularly pertain to me, but most of them did. I have all the books in this series and the best part of them is probably the fact that the author writes the book so good, it dosen't sound fictional, Lucky is found at the side of a flooded river after a torrental rain, worse yet, this little mutt is sick, not only that, he's also injured. She is an Everywoman, which seems unappealing unless you understand how rare it is for playwrights to create an Everywoman. It is a book to be added to the likes of The Road to Serfdom (Hayek) and Capitalism and Freedom (Friedman). He also mentioned quite a few times that you will find information in the Resources section but the info isn't there, it just says to go to his web site. This