by Henry M. Holden 

Don’t Thank the Messenger is a story full of amazing coincidences, and paranormal events. The author calls it, “A true telling of divine communications and supernatural encounters.”

The “veil” is a term used to describe the unseen divide between this life and the next. The author believes his connection to the afterlife is the result of being born on the other side of that veil. His is a true telling of divine communications and supernatural encounters.

Since early childhood, Wayne’s JJ Jorgensen has experienced paranormal phenomena, including divine interventions and terrifying entities. Among his experiences were three visits to the afterlife – the place where loved ones greet us, and a message is shared. 

The book covers his childhood to the present and has a large and diverse variety of supernatural, paranormal, angelic, and divine experiences. 

“Some were terribly frightening not only for me but with people who were with me,” said Jorgensen. “I’ve also had experiences that were literally miraculous, amazing, and wonderful.” 

“While sharing the anecdotes of my life over these years, several people asked me to write a book. So, I did. Don’t Thank the Messenger is based on all the things that happened in my life that were supernatural or divine in nature. God has blessed me with much in this life. That is a message I am happy to share.”

 A fundamental lesson in this book that the author shared was that there is a spiritual connection present in each one of us, if we just open our hearts and listen. It is also axiomatic that Faith without Doubt is something we must work on daily and throughout our lives. But that is easier said than done. It takes ritual daily practice and a toughness you must find within yourself, with God’s Help, of course. 

“This book taught me that I’m never really on my own when making big decisions in my life,” said Jorgensen. “If I felt alone in the past, it’s because I was doubting myself. But there is no reason to doubt if you have Faith. You are not alone in making big decisions if you are willing to ask for help. That means asking God for answers to your life’s questions.”

“I was impressed with the positive feedback I got from the reviews,” said Jorgensen. “I always felt I was just the messenger. I am there to deliver a message. And if it is God’s, I will deliver it. Sometimes there are other spirits that need help. They cry out to us for whatever reason. I believe God gave me the ability to help them. The reason I think that it is God’s will is because I always felt that I was just a messenger.  I think I can tell when it is God’s will because I know when something is right. If you feel in your soul, if you feel in your heart, and if you feel in your mind, the balance feels like this is the right thing to do. I believe in and trust in God the Father, God the Son, the Holy Spirit, and the Blessed Mother to guide me,” Jorgensen says.  

“The Blessed Mother plays a big part of my life. I have tremendous love and adoration for her, and she has been kind to me personally.” The author covers this in more detail in his book. 

Jorgensen hopes everyone will read his book. During the lock-down, it enabled him to focus on things he had been neglecting for too long. “I needed this time to calm my mind and purge the useless things I was pre-occupied with,” he said. 

Don’t Thank the Messenger is available for purchase on Amazon.