
Walking Between Worlds
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Michelle Snider
Release:
10/01/2026
Runtime:
3h 59m
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Walking Between Worlds
By Terry Scrivner
Narrated By Michelle Snider
What if the world we see is only part of the story?
Walking Between Worlds is a deeply personal journey through extraordinary experiences that seem to reach beyond the boundaries of everyday life. Across 28 chapters, Terry Scrivner shares encounters, memories, spiritual experiences, and moments that challenged her understanding of life, death, healing, and what may exist beyond the world we can see.
From mysterious visitors and unexpected messages to experiences that span different places, times, and lives, each chapter opens another door into Terry's journey between the physical and spiritual worlds.
This book isn't about telling you what to believe. It's an invitation to wonder, question, and consider the possibilities for yourself.
Whether you are drawn to spirituality, the unexplained, past lives, or simply true stories of unusual experiences, Walking Between Worlds invites you to come along on a remarkable journey.
Paperback Book 28 chapters. One lifetime of experiences. And perhaps more than one lifetime behind them.
A Note About This Edition
The audiobook edition of Walking Between Worlds varies slightly from the paperback edition. Some passages have been adapted for narration to create a smoother, more natural listening experience while preserving the heart, meaning, and stories of the original book.
Whether you choose to read or listen, you'll experience the same journey—just told in a way that best fits each format.
By Terry Scrivner
Narrated By Michelle Snider
What if the world we see is only part of the story?
Walking Between Worlds is a deeply personal journey through extraordinary experiences that seem to reach beyond the boundaries of everyday life. Across 28 chapters, Terry Scrivner shares encounters, memories, spiritual experiences, and moments that challenged her understanding of life, death, healing, and what may exist beyond the world we can see.
From mysterious visitors and unexpected messages to experiences that span different places, times, and lives, each chapter opens another door into Terry's journey between the physical and spiritual worlds.
This book isn't about telling you what to believe. It's an invitation to wonder, question, and consider the possibilities for yourself.
Whether you are drawn to spirituality, the unexplained, past lives, or simply true stories of unusual experiences, Walking Between Worlds invites you to come along on a remarkable journey.
Paperback Book 28 chapters. One lifetime of experiences. And perhaps more than one lifetime behind them.
A Note About This Edition
The audiobook edition of Walking Between Worlds varies slightly from the paperback edition. Some passages have been adapted for narration to create a smoother, more natural listening experience while preserving the heart, meaning, and stories of the original book.
Whether you choose to read or listen, you'll experience the same journey—just told in a way that best fits each format.
Release:
2026-10-01
Runtime:
3h 59m
Format:
audio
Weight:
0.0 lb
Language:
English
ISBN:
9798182660280
Publisher:
Author's Republic
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