Modern Day Burning Bush: Opening the Mind and Heart to Signs and Synchronicity

Modern Day Burning Bush was inspired by personal experiences of the author. Initially frustrated that God had apparently gone silent since the Bible days when He spoke to Moses through a burning bush, the author, through intense introspection and hindsight, realized that she had been receiving guidance all throughout her life via ’signs’ and synchronistic occurrences.She wanted to explore the evidence that suggests that God still communicates with us, not face-to-face as in Biblical times, but through signs and synchronicity. She uses true stories to provide examples of this communication, such as dreams, chance encounters and unexplainable phenomenon. She believes that divine guidance is given - not just occasionally or for major events or in a dramatic fashion or to some people - but to everyone and in everyday life ... the subtle nudges that stir you if you’re paying attention.This book details the everyday experiences of regular people who ’tapped into＂ the realm of signs and synchronicity and made it real in their own lives. It’s a collection of tales, relayed by people from all walks of life, whose common denominator was the experience of receiving one or more signs, and their responses to them.

Eileen Morock is the co-Publisher of a monthly magazine called ’The Moonlighter Press’ (moonlighterpress.com). She writes columns in The Moonlighter under the pseudonyms ’Boomer’ and ’Reflections of a Formerly Angry Woman.’ She did a radio interview for The Moonlighter with Ithaca, NY based radio station WRFI Community Radio 88.1 FM Ithaca & Watkins Glen on 02/26/2014. Ms. Morock previously worked in the corporate world as a manager for a company providing programming services under contract to IBM. In this capacity she did hiring of staff and coordinated all programming projects with the client. Before that, Ms. Morock worked as a programmer/analyst at NJ Bell Telephone Company, and a Trunk Forecaster/Servicer. In this capacity she analyzed traffic over telephone trunk lines, and trained and supervised subordinate staff. She was a member of Toastmasters International and competed in local and international speaking contests. Prior to entering the corporate world, the author spent a short time in a cloistered convent, where she pondered the subject of communication with God.