PREDESTINATION

About the Book

You are about to read of one mans experience over 50 years of thinking about ESP. The result of this is PREDESTINATION. Over the last two years, the events have been increasing which are directing me to write this book.

If you wish to get the most out of the book, you should read it with an open mind. There are several books about this subject and the information gained from reading those books should not be mixed up in the thinking process that we are creating with this new book.

You must realize that mistakes can be made by the souls, minds or any body involved in this process.

When you hear stories about people dying and entering a tunnel with a bright light at the other end of the tunnel and a voice say’s “Go back! It’s not your time. It is probably, an angel who is correcting the mistake. If there is one mistake, there are others. Contrary to what you think, these mistakes make the book more realistic. Everyone at one time or another has made a mistake. This carries through the whole system and it becomes a more rational book

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Good Luck! Enjoy the reading! I thoroughly enjoyed writing it.

About the Author

Earl Sigman was born in Cambridge, Ohio. As a child, his family moved to Alliance, Ohio where he experienced most of the stories in this book.

He graduated from Alliance High School in 1952 and attended the University of Cincinnati. He married his high school sweetheart, Josephine Dixon. Mr. Sigman worked for Salem Electric Furnace, Alliance Machine  and  Morgan Engineering. It was during this period when his fascination for the unexplained things got started.

He was always a boy who built model airplanes and tried to find ways of making things work better. He put bigger wheels on his airplanes to enable better takeoffs and landings.  His first day working on incinerators, he put bigger wheels on an ash cart to lower the pushing force. Stories of his mischievous doings will always be told by generations to come, maybe they were a prelude of things to come in writing this book.

Earl and Josie had many good friends that would get together once a week for good fellowship times and discussions about fishing, hunting and books which they had read. . That is when the subject of Edgar Cayce was first discussed. There followed an avalanche of topics and tangentially explorations, which provided the background information and experiences that resulted in the writing of this book. . Earl has always been a dreamer of things that are to be and things that need solving.

He now lives, with his wife, in Charlotte, North Caroline where he is acting as a consultant in the engineering of large cranes and medical waste incineration. Earl and Josie have five children comma nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, One of the author''''s ambitions is to instill in his progeny the love of reading; the willingness to discuss anything with an open mind; and the wonderment of the world of things and how could they work better.