Beyond The House On The Corner

What if a house could hold more than memories? What if it could become part of a message waiting to be understood?

After the death of her beloved father, Lita Argubie begins experiencing a series of unusual events that challenge the boundaries between coincidence, intuition, dreams, and faith. It begins with a missed call from her parents' disconnected home phone number, a number her father once used to reach her. What initially seems impossible becomes the beginning of a deeply personal spiritual journey.

At the center of that journey stands her childhood home, the house on the corner that her father loved and cared for throughout his life. After his passing, the property is rented out, but years later a succession of vivid dreams, unsettling intuitions, and meaningful coincidences draws Lita's attention back to the house.

What she discovers is overwhelming. Neglect, flooding, structural problems, troublesome tenants, mold, unexpected repairs, insurance complications, and one setback after another transform the property into both a financial burden and an emotional test. Yet alongside each challenge come dreams and signs that seem to anticipate what is about to happen, offering clues when logic alone cannot provide the answers.

As Lita records and reflects on these experiences, she begins to recognize patterns connecting her subconscious, her father's memory, her inner voice, and her faith in God. Restoring the house gradually becomes about far more than repairing walls, foundations, and damaged rooms. It becomes a journey through grief, patience, intuition, discernment, family, and ultimately, letting go.

Beyond the House on the Corner is a deeply personal spiritual memoir exploring dreams, synchronicity, precognition, the unconscious mind, and the mysterious ways guidance can appear during life's most difficult moments.

For readers who have ever wondered whether certain coincidences carry meaning, whether dreams can reveal more than we understand, or whether those we love remain connected to us after they are gone, this memoir offers a moving reflection on learning to recognize the signs along the way.

Sometimes the greatest mystery is not what happens to us, but what those experiences are trying to teach us.