She listened and heard voices... Who were these messages for? For her? For others? What were they saying? Were these warnings? Advice? Why did they talk like this? When would they speak to her? Who were they? Could she be a psychic, or a mystic? No, she just wrote what she heard and said nothing. She knew herself as a "clairaudient" or listener, until the day she was told to do something else. Voices told her the price of her gift. She had to make a choice. But why did she feel her sense ofjustice had been violated? She suspected a hidden agenda in the battle between good and evil, because wisdom of the ages spoke of how serious her choice was in this life weighed against the next. So why was this a problem? Everyone knew right from wrong... or did they?

Nita Rathbun, for over twenty years was manager of an insurance company, and later became director of a large medical practice. Aware of the critical nature of listening, she stressed that value to her employees. As a child, Nita was moved from the small dairy farms of Sulfur Springs to Garland, near Dallas, and saw hippies seek wisdom from Ouija boards, swinging pendulums, and crystals. Later with kids, she hungered to remember the voices of comfort she'd heard in her mind and began writing those words. Now, after recording those words for more than fifty years, Nita feels moved to share those communications from a larger consciousness with others, as witness to what she intuitively feels are timeless truths. And as the words of a prayer are precious, she hopes that spiritual growth will be stimulated in those who listen with their hearts