This book offers a perspective that what many call being "lost in thought," "absentminded," or simply daydreaming is often a prophetic reality common among individuals with a prophetic calling. Apostle Philip Cephas argues that these states are not mere psychological phenomena or fantasy, but moments where a person is momentarily unconscious of this realm and instead aware of another reality or realm of existence.
Key themes explored include:
Prophetic Nature of Absentmindedness: Understanding how being taken away in the mind can be a prophetic transaction used by God to reveal things.
Realms of Reality: The concept that when one is absent in this world, they are present in another, exploring the different realms of realities in the heavens people may experience.
Divine Revelation: How God uses the act of daydreaming as a prophetic tool to show things beforehand, explaining impressions of having seen people or places before (deja vu) as a result of prior divine revelation, rather than mere fantasy.
Essentially, Trance and Daydreaming serves as a guide for prophetic individuals to understand, relate with, and gain wisdom from these seemingly ordinary experiences, helping them grasp the supernatural mechanics of divine encounters beyond time and space.