The Afterlife

Guided Tour to the Afterlife: the Remarkable First-Hand Account of One Woman's Death and Her Adventures in a New Life After Death

by Harriet H. Carter

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"This book verifies what many of us have suspected about Life after Earth. Having read most everything written about "near-death" experiences, and having personally traveled in consciousness to other dimensions, I can say, Susan Wells' account rings absolutely true. The author, Harriet Carter has given this precious gift of Susan's experience to the world in "Guided Tour to the Afterlife." Anyone who has fear about the "dying" process or is concerned about a loved one who has gone to the afterlife---please, give your heart a break and read this book! ..."

Animals and the Afterlife, Book 2: The Journey Continues (Animals and the Afterlife)

by Kim Sheridan

Do animals have souls? What happens when they die? Kim Sheridan addressed these questions and more in her first book, Animals and the Afterlife. Now, her latest book picks up right where the first one left off. ANIMALS AND THE AFTERLIFE, Book 2: The Journey Continues chronicles Kim’s continuing journey in this fascinating realm.

The book weaves Kim’s research and personal experiences among amazing new stories of people around the world. ...

Special Dream - After the Death of a Loved One

by Luellen Hoffman

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"This book is so encouraging to anyone who's lost a loved one... this books shows that there has got to be an afterlife... these bodies of ours are are just earth suits... there is more to come... and they say its beautiful there... :-) This would be a great gift to someone who has either lost a loved one, or has a loved one who is terminally ill, someone who is interested in dreams, or just for anyone who loves life and wants to meditate on the fullness and beauty and awesomeness of life... ..."

The Conscious Mind and the Material World: On Psi, the Soul and the Self

by Douglas M. Stokes

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What makes us who we are? From a scientific viewpoint, any individual's existence is improbable at best. Consciousness as an actuality is inarguable; its nature, however, remains elusive. This work argues the view of self as a field of pure consciousness, debating the existence of a continuing self and drawing conclusions about this entity and its relation to the physical body and the physical world.

Beyond Death: Conditions in the Afterlife

by Philip Solomon

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"This is an interesting read that opens a few new territories into the research of what happens after we die. It seems to corroborate some stories I've seen and read (from other previous sources), and contradict a few others that are just as reasonable and credible (example: Sylvia Browne tells a very different story regarding what happens to bad people after they die). ..."

The Afterlife of Leslie Stringfellow: A Nineteenth-century Southern Family's Experiences With Spiritualism

by Stephen Chism

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"The phenomenon known as the Spiritualist movement that sprang out of the finger lake district of New York state from the area historians call the "burned over" district due to the variety of spiritual/religious epiphanies that swept the area, beginning with the Shakers, Jemima Wilkinson, Mormons and the Fox sisters among other evangelical social outbursts. ..."

Voyages Into the Afterlife: Charting Unknown Territory (Exploring the Afterlife Series, Vol. 3)

by Bruce Moen

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"Ok, having voraciously read the first book, Voyages into the Unknown, and sort of plodded through the second one, Voyage Beyond Doubt (a slight mis-lead, as Bruce continues to doubt on occasion), all I can say is WHOW about this book.Bruce continues his mechanistic perceptions of what happens "over there." As a mechanical engineer, I would expect him to describe in certain details the machine-like aspects of the various functionalities of how things work, in reference to The Coordinating Intelligences, the Entry Director and the Planning Center. ..."

Voices From Eternity: Inspirational Spirit Messages From Personalities We Knew and Loved

by Sara Mitchell

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"This is a book you may find hard to put down until you reach the last page. But you won't be done with the book once you finish reading it. This thought-provoking book will stay with you, as your mind works to incorporate what you have read into your sense of reality. ..."

More Than Meets The Eye

by Yvonne Perry

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"The book was serendipity. At age 55, I realized that I was on
the downhill slide, and white knuckling it, on the way down.
My fear of death led me in search of reassurance, answers,
and peace. This book gave it to me. The stories were told by
every day people and by the author as well. ..."

Array of Hope, An Afterlife Journal

by Lynda Lee Macken

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"Lynda Lee Macken has written well over a dozen books on ghosts and the spiritual world, but this is her most personal. The author is refreshingly honest in her sharing of grief before and after her mother, Liv, passes on. It's the direct contact with her mother's spirit that catches, even a veteran spiritualist like Ms. ..."