This book is for seekers.

Raised in a typical blue-collar family, we did all the things required by our protestant church: attended services, Sunday school, and confirmation classes. However, a short answer to a simple question from my pastor shocked me into considering other ways to think about God. The following years were filled with roller-coaster rides of events, chance meetings, and even a close encounter with demon possession. My journey took me from the Lutheran church through the born-again movement, to the Presbyterian denomination.

Despite all my religious involvement, knowledge, and education, my personal life decayed until I hit rock bottom. Then, ascending from the ashes of my life, I continued my journey, this time looking for answers beyond religion. This search led me to study the Conversations with God series, as well as A Course in Miracles, The Secret, and Abraham-Hicks materials. The answers I found led me to gain an understanding of the new paradigm describing who we are and our place in the Universe. Also, I discovered how quantum theory may provide support for the Law of Attraction.

Throughout my life, I’ve had a strong sense I was on a prescribed path to a better understanding God, religion, and spirituality. I had a sense I was following a curriculum that I sometimes did better at than others. Over time, I came to understand that I, along with everyone, may possibly be . . . an Angel in Training.

This book describes my journey through serious and humorous stories. In addition, I provide 10 key learnings that helped me transition from a religion-bound, to a spiritually freeing life. My greatest hope is these learnings and my story will help others in their own journeys.

Brief Author Bio

Dr. Guerin is a psychologist and earned two master’s degrees and a doctorate in human development. In addition, he has been an adjunct professor at Kean University in Union, New Jersey for over 18 years. Dr. Guerin has worked in the healthcare industry for the bulk of his career, specializing in medical education and health psychology.