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Through hundreds of hours of channeled recordings, a Christian father, Joseph Moris, and his spiritually intuitive daughter, Marisa Moris, together bring you the answers that they have been given by the "other side" to questions that we all have had at one time or another in our life. In this first book by Joseph and Marisa on the subject of answers from the "other side," you'll hear about this normal family's journey through life not knowing that Marisa was a latent medium all along and how complications arose from her eventual gift to channel heaven.

In this simple audio guide, you will learn to use the snow globe as a daily exercise to manifest the life of your dreams. Clairvoyant medium and spiritual intuitive Marisa Moris has been using this simple technique for over eight years now, and it has been proven time after time with students, friends, family, as well as, in her own life that using the snow globe will give you the ability to see energy. Communicate with your inner guidance system safely through this super-easy, protected visualization technique.

Through Marisa's trance channeling and Joe's endless questions from the other side, they were able to interview the eight authors of the New Testament and assemble the Bible Speaks series. Marisa and Joe originally combined the authors' accounts into one audiobook. When they reviewed the audiobook in session with the other side to make sure that the information was correct, while also seeking additional comments from the authors - Jesus, who frequently interceded throughout the interviews, suggested that they break it up into four audiobooks instead.

In Book V, Marisa and Joe extrapolated and assembled as many quotes from Jesus/Yeshua and Christ as possible. Each lesson is then attributable to whichever audiobook in the Bible Speaks series the quote came from. Just like the first four audiobooks in the series, this one brings great lessons to all people of faith and those who are curious seekers. If the listener wishes, he or she may just say, "These may be true, or they may be fiction, but let me see what is in here anyway - I'm curious." Jesus told Marisa and Joe that those who wish to hear will be seekers, the curious.

There were eight authors of the New Testament. Marisa and Joe channeled these authors and originally combined their accounts into one book. When they reread the book in session with the other side - to make sure that the information was correct, while also seeking additional comments from the authors - Jesus, who frequently interceded throughout the interviews, suggested that they break it up into four books instead.

There were eight authors of the New Testament. Marisa and Joe channeled these authors and originally combined their accounts into one book. When they reread the book in session with the other side - to make sure that the information was correct, while also seeking additional comments from the authors - Jesus, who frequently interceded throughout the interviews, suggested that they break it up into four books instead. He reminded them that he used to send his disciples out on missions "two by two" and felt that these books would be better received if there were two authors per book.

There were eight authors of the New Testament. Marisa and Joe channeled these authors and originally combined their accounts into one book. When they reread the book in session with the other side - to make sure that the information was correct, while also seeking additional comments from the authors - Jesus, who frequently interceded throughout the interviews, suggested that they break it up into four books instead.

There were eight authors of the New Testament. Marisa and Joe channeled these authors and originally combined their accounts into one book. When they reread the book in session with the other side - to make sure that the information was correct, while also seeking additional comments from the authors - Jesus, who frequently interceded throughout the interviews, suggested that they break it up into four books instead. He reminded them that he used to send his disciples out on missions "two by two" and felt that these books would be better received if there were two authors per book.