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Stories from the Afterlife by Quinn Dalton Average Rating: "I enjoyed this book very much, particularly all the strong characterizations. The main characters in each story were realistic, distinct and all dealing with inner conflicts involving changes in their lives. Dalton's writing style is a pleasure to read, very natural and un-forced. She convincingly switches to different voices for different stories, from an interracial couple coming to terms in the segregated south, to a camera-store clerk trying to find meaningful relationships, to a troubled boy struggling in a world that doesn't seem to understand him.
My favorite story in the collection was "Lowell's Lines." The main character is a teenager named Mara coming to terms with a loss in her family. ..."
Jan\'s Rainbow; Stories of Hope; How those we have loved and lost stay in touch by Lindsay Collier Average Rating: "If you have a love one, if one of your love ones has passed away then this book will be a beautiful and touching read for you. It is filled with the stories of many people.Lindsay honored me when he was writing it by asking me to share some of my stories about rainbows in my life. ..."
The Unanswered Question: Death, Near-Death, and the Afterlife by Kurt Leland Average Rating: "Leland offers a detailed overview of his purported out-of-body travels, which, as he freely admits, took the form of dreams. Allegedly he visited realms of existence to which the rest of us will relocate after we die. Trouble is, his accounts differ markedly from those of people with near-dear experiences and from mediumistic information. ..."
The Death and Afterlife Book: The Encyclopedia of Death, Near Death, and Life After Death by James R. Lewis Average Rating: "_First of all the forward is written by Dr.Raymond Moody, and while a lot of "researchers" throw his name around carelessly, the good doctor is careful of the work that he actually endorses. This well organised and truly encyclopedic guide is clearly worthy of his endorsement. In over a decade of personal research, this is the best single reference work on death and the afterlife that I've found. ..."
Second Chance: Healing Messages from the Afterlife by Suzane Northrop Average Rating: "A second chance could take away so much pain in so many cases!Understanding both by those left here and the departed can be of mutual great solace, but especially for those of us still on Earth and still struggling through the heartache and tears. I actually had a brief, unexpected encounter with my mother at my house after she left us. ..."
Entering the Summerland: Customs and Rituals of Transition into the Afterlife (World Religion & Magick Series) by Edain McCoy Average Rating: "This book mixed with the help of The Pagan Book of Living and Dying is a helpful mix indeed ! What I especially liked about this book is the section The Pagan Book of Living and Dying missed on Pagan death issues: the death of a pet.This book helped me in regard to the death of my best friend, Smokey.It (and The Pagan Book of Living and Dying) helped me create a funeral ritual/rite to help Smokey's soul to go to The SummerLand.The Summerland is everywhere: within us and around us. ..."
A Bridge Of Love Between Heaven And Earth: Self-induced Contact In The Afterlife by Robbin Renee Bridges Average Rating: In this landmark exposition, Ms. Bridges combines her methods for communication with souls in heaven and the astonishing facts about souls and the afterlife from The Sanctuary. Her techniques for self-induced contact are revolutionizing the agonies of grief and bereavement by enabling anyone to have unmistakable soul-to-soul interaction with loved ones in the next world. ...
Contact the Other Side: Seven Methods for Afterlife Communication by Konstantinos Average Rating: "This could have been "Afterlife Communication for Everyone". It presents detailed descriptions of different ways of talking to people who have died. Four of these seven methods are based on the concept of electronic voice phenomena ['EVP', sometimes called 'ITC']. The other three methods are more traditional spiritualist methods. Konstantinos does not make any assumptions about what the reader may know already -- either about technology or about spirituality. ..."
Cafe Heaven: An Autobiography of the Afterlife by L. Thomas-Sundstrom Average Rating: "This is a novel that grabs the reader at once and won't let go until the very last page is turned. Fascinating philosophical questions are asked and, ultimately, answered. The characters that hang out at Cafe Heaven are a mysterious lot, as is their situation. Are they dead? Alive? In some strange 50s rendition of purgatory? ..."
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