True stories of unexpected and wondrous experiences that reveal a hidden hand at work in our lives.
After a contentious divorce, Catherine Partain Shamblin found herself feeling alone and without direction. A mysterious voice told her to make a cross with whatever materials she could find, and now, her beautifully crafted crosses serve as healing agents for Catherine and the people who purchase them.
Listen as the chief medical officer at Buffalo, New York’s Center for Hospice and Palliative Care, who is interviewed in the April-May 2016 edition of Mysterious Ways magazine, shares what he’s learned about the dreams and visions experienced by patients who are nearing the end of their lives.
We invited Mysterious Ways readers to share their dreams on Facebook with Dr. Judith Orloff, who then offered her analysis of the dreams. Here’s the transcript of that chat.
When fashion journalist Edith Rosenbaum Russell boarded the RMS Titanic on April 10, 1912, she didn’t know that a pig would end up saving her life.
My brother was born a chef. I was born to take out. Could I make our family feast without him?
The dream didn’t make any sense, until I got to work that night…
I never knew Mom’s favorite hymn… or the incredible story of why she loved it.
A fender bender changed the plan for our family’s future… for the better.
Just when I needed it the most, some hopeful words came to me.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we share a story of two men who were reunited decades after they first met, as a child and a soldier, during a Simchat Torah celebration just after the end of World War II.
When I knew I couldn’t stop, I made a desperate cry for help.
In his story for the February-March 2016 issue of Mysterious Ways, Michael Burns writes of discovering, shortly after her passing, an inspiring essay his late mother had written. Here is that essay in its entirety.
