"She held me only a few minutes, but there was so much accomplished in that hug. I knew something awesome had happened, but only God knows the magnitude of the weight that was lifted off her in that moment. Tears streamed down her face as she lay back on her bed after releasing me from the hug of power. I took a step backwards, and immediately I was back in my bed. (I had noticed that when I was ready to leave a place, I never turned to walk out. I always took a step backward and returned to my body.)I began to weep because I knew she was on death row. I did not know why she was on death row, the Spirit did not reveal that. Nor did I know she had killed a "her" until she told me. Your sins and iniquities God will remember no more (Hebrews 8:12). I thought, "What if no one had gone to share Jesus withher? What if I had not overcome my fears and aborted the assignment?" Praise God I did not! I am looking forward to seeing her when I get to heaven."-----The Frequent Flyer's Practical Guide to Spiritual Travel provides an overview of the author's personal translation experiences, with a biblical foundation for such practice. This book also includes Frequently Asked Questions, prayer and activation exercise for beginners, and a section for journaling one's own travels in the Spirit.