“A Divine Intervention: Revelations About Life & Death by Sharon Wagner is one woman’s life-altering spiritual experience that every keeper of the faith can learn from. The author begins her real-life story during her first semester of college. Like many inquisitive young people, she is on the brink of discovery and endlessly speculates on the unfathomable riddles of life, most especially human struggles. At the age of nineteen, she planned her own suicide, only to be visited by a spiritual entity with knowledge about her life. This entity shows the author her past as well as Earth in a different dimension. She takes it as a special revelation and that she has become a selected messenger. For the first time, Sharon reveals her divine revelation experience in two sections: the first part contains answers revealed about life in the Physical Realm and death in the Spirit Realm, while the second part presents eighteen personal stories.

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“What makes great art is that it is beautiful and relatable to one’s own life, it transcends art and becomes personal to the reader to shift to an inward look into one’s life. This is what makes Sharon Wagner’s book “ A Divine Intervention, Revelations about Life and Death” A great artwork to read. Sharon is genuine and authentic in her writing of her experiences in her life and the clarity of the angelic meetings that unfold for her. The pages progress, not only detailing the facts of her experiences in her personal story, but shares the experiences that make the events relatable to anyone’s life that reads the book. The messages were for Sharon but she has shared her experiences to change the lives of those willing to read and apply the wisdom from the other side in their own life. I give this book a five-star rating. “A Divine Intervention” is not a momentary statement of today but classic wisdom that can be shared for decades.”

Sometimes, inexplicable transformative events happen that can change a person’s entire trajectory in life. In A Divine Intervention, Sharon Wagner shares profound truths that came to her through otherworldly guidance. At the age of nineteen, Sharon was planning on committing suicide when, one night, she was visited by a spiritual being who took her on a journey to the other side and showed her past life, eventually convincing her not to follow through with her plan. In the following years, Sharon found spiritual guidance from five other teachers/beings who shaped the course of the rest of her life. Part One of this book contains the answers about life in the physical realm and death in the spiritual realm. Part Two has eighteen personal stories as experienced by the author before and after the divine interventions.

A Divine Intervention is a spiritual guidebook that forces you to introspect and leaves you with a lot to ponder. Author Sharon Wagner shares some genuine nuggets of wisdom attained throughout her life in ways one can only describe as divine interventions. Sharon’s stories feel authentic and written in a way that will strike a chord in your heart. Even the most skeptical of readers will find something to relate to in the book because of the universal nature of life’s struggles discussed within the pages. Personally, I found A Divine Intervention to be a thoroughly enlightening reading experience. If you’re someone who likes to keep an open mind and enjoy thought-provoking books, this one is right up your alley.

At the age of 19, Sharon Wagner secretly planned to commit suicide. She did not trust anyone to discuss it, and during a night of anguish, she fell asleep trying to calm herself. In that state she was visited by a spirit being that knew of her plan and intervened, resolving her doubts. That was not the only revelation. Over time, several spirit beings approached Sharon to transmit knowledge to her through their explanations and her vivid sensory experiences. A Divine Intervention: Revelations About Life and Death shares this information with us. The ideas are focused on the search for harmony, to mature spiritually, and establish our priorities. With the anecdotes she adds at the end, Sharon confirms the need for self-analysis to heal emotional wounds.

I liked A Divine Intervention because it addresses a wide variety of topics about the soul, the self, and personal development. The discussions concerning concepts such as control over negative emotions are interesting. Most of the explanations include examples based on elements found in nature, showing how everything is connected by energy. Sharon Wagner wants to improve the lives of those who seek help. The narrative is detailed and easy to understand, and although some topics are complex, the language is kept simple. The book encourages the application of free will to take advantage of opportunities that come your way. In particular, it allows you to learn and enjoy new life lessons.