MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN by Walter G. Hanna

A Chosen Messenger for God is considered a Prophet in most contexts.

1. In most religious contexts, “God’s messenger” is considered a “chosen one,” meaning they are specifically selected by God to deliver a message or carry out specific tasks on His behalf; this is particularly prominent in Abrahamic religions where prophets are seen as God’s chosen messengers.
2. All three theistic religions (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism) consider a miracle to be a confirmation by God of a truth claim made in His name.
3. According to current scientific understanding, “proof of an afterlife” would be considered a miracle because it would directly contradict our current knowledge of biology and physics, as there is no scientifically established evidence to support the existence of a conscious state beyond physical death; therefore, any demonstrable proof of an afterlife would be seen as an extraordinary event defying natural laws.
4. Yes, in most religious contexts, a “messenger for God” is considered a prophet, as a prophet is essentially someone who receives and delivers messages from God to people; therefore, a messenger of God is conveying a divine message, making them a prophet.
5. Do all of these statements constitute Walter Hanna as a Prophet?

My Personal True Story

1. I have received personally three divine electronic communications from two past lost loved ones: Susie, my first love, and Kaye, my wife.
1. Susie’s Electronic Letter
   1. Susie died in a tragic car crash in February 1969.
   2. Susie was two months pregnant with our baby.
   3. Susie’s letter appeared unknowingly in my cell phone notes in 2017.
   4. I discovered this letter in 2021, 53 years after her tragic death.
   5. Letter received 48 years after her death.
2. Kaye’s Two Letters Addressed to Our Two Sons, Michael and Mark
   1. Kaye died from cancer in 2012.
   2. Kaye’s two letters were dated in August 2019.
   3. I discovered these two documents in 2021.
   4. Letters were dated seven years after her death.
   5. I received these two electronic communications on my cell phone and iPad in the notes section seven years after Kaye’s death.
3. The Question Is: Are These Three Documents Divine Messages?
   1. The messages in these letters are personal and factual, meaning the mere fact that I received them means they were sent to me from two spirit souls in the afterlife.
   2. This is proof of God, the Infinite Soul, and the Afterlife.
   3. Susie’s letter made reference to our son as being okay. Susie died in a terrible car crash and was a little over two months pregnant with our baby. So Susie’s letter had two profound messages:
      1. Proof of the afterlife and the conscious soul.
      2. The conscious soul being placed at early conception in the womb.
   4. Both Susie’s and Kaye’s communications represent that the conscious soul is infinite.
   5. The soul does not end at mortal death. The conscious soul lives on after mortal death. Love transcends between our mortal world and the spiritual world.
   6. The conscious mind is infinite with love and protection and will transcend and accompany the soul when the mortal body expires.
   7. Love never dies within the soul; the soul is infinite.

I cannot attest as to why I have been given this task as a messenger. And since these two aspects of these divine messengers are pretty important.

But my biggest question is not the legitimacy of these angelic letters. Kaye was my wife, and Susie was my first love. And Walter is just a normal person who received these letters. So I believe the entirety is a divine message from God.

Proof of the afterlife has never been proven in scientific terms. So now the question is why? Is there a purpose far beyond these miracles? Is this a final wake-up call to mankind that the human race is getting close for God to take His actions?

Is the totality of my miracles a special message from God to make changes?

We may be getting closer to the prophecy of the end of times.

God works in mysterious ways.