Lara Tigler, MD — Author of you’re Saved

A Spiritual Perspective from a Doctor and Military Spouse

An inspirational memoir about one woman’s journey of spiritual enlightenment and finding Salvation

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Based on Dr. Lara Tigler’s life and her mystical salvation experience with the holy spirit — her story shows how someone can go from having no faith to having such complete faith that they become saved.

Her journey brings the reader through many harrowing life experiences, touching on family disruption, pursuing a dream career against incredible odds, betrayal, drug addiction, homelessness, supernatural and mystical encounters, and living happily ever after. She explores the purpose of life before Salvation and the purpose for life after one is saved. Lara illustrates what it means to be saved, destined to live in Heaven for all eternity, and still live on this earth.

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Lara Tigler, MD

Doctor, author, speaker, & inventor

Dr. Lara Tigler was born and raised in Illinois, then settled in Las Vegas, Nevada, after completing her medical training. She has won numerous academic awards related to the medical field and is a fellow of the American Board of Family Physicians. Dr. Tigler is also an Episcopalian lay eucharistic minister and lay eucharistic visitor. She has served on the vestry of two separate churches, and enjoys participating in a variety of outreach activities through her church.

Dr. Tigler is also a military spouse. Her husband is a pilot and helped evacuate the last refugees from Afghanistan in 2021. They have two children. In her spare time, she has designed a functional clothing line and enjoys sewing at home. She often goes camping with her family and dogs. She has published medically related articles and some poetry, in addition to her recent novel.

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Excerpts from Lara’s first book, You’re Saved —

“I had the same feeling when my mother was speaking to me as when I had had that vision of the heavenly man, whoever he might be, and I could not help thinking that she was channeling him for me somehow. She was acting as a conduit to remind me that I needed to go. It was time. I had to take that leap of Faith. I had to go. My mother left the room like a warm breeze meanders through a park in spring. She was like a promise of fruition and good things to come. She left me, like a vision of loveliness, but the promise remained.

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One day I found myself in the upstairs hallway. My grief was like a sinking cloud. I saw a vision; down and to my left I saw that my feet were very near a tremendous precipice. I saw that there was an immediate escape to my pain. All I had to do was take the leap down into that infinitely dark abyss; the same leap that my husband had taken, down (and down and down) into the darkness; a never ending leap into torment.

But I dared not move a millimeter. I had the spiritual presence of mind to pause and think about the repercussions of such a leap."

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