This nonfiction book about life after death tells the story of a psychiatrist and the past-life therapy he performed on a patient. During treatment, she channeled messages revealing remarkable information about Dr. Weiss’ family. This book may change the way you think about what happens after death. Former afterlife skeptic Dr. Alexander is forever changed after a brain illness and his own near-death experience. In this book about life after death, he recounts speaking with the divine source of the Universe that resulted in his new belief that death is not the end. This book of nonfiction is made up of four essays written by Dr. Kubler-Ross when he worked with people who were dying. When she met these patients, she was able to figure out "what life is all about."

Annie Kagan isn’t a medium, but she has communicated with the dead: her deceased brother, Billy. In The Afterlife of Billy Fingers , Annie shares the true story of how her brother started speaking with her, weeks after his untimely death. Soon after Chuy leaves his house, he finds a girl named Crystal, who had just died. He knew that she was new to her ghostly form because she had problems keeping still and moving against the wind. Chuy goes over to her, and immediately begins to like her – a lot. He follows her around, continuously asking her how she died. She gives in, and tells Chuy how she committed suicide by overdosing on pills. They both are starting to disappear more and more, Crystal much faster. What interested me the most about Cherie’s story was that it was not all filled with angels and harps. There is a lot more going on in the afterlife than we can even begin to comprehend. Kagan’s story is one of the most detailed and compelling after-death communication (ADC) stories ever recorded. The story goes beyond the near-death experience to tell Billy’s story of a vivid afterlife.

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In Closer to the Light, these children share their first-hand accounts of telepathic communication, out-of-body travel, and meeting dead family members, all after death. The Afterlife of Billy Fingers by Annie Kagan In the Afterlife, the story is really all about Chuy and his process of learning to be a ghost and his discussion of his life. There isn't a lot of focus on the crime itself (though we do get to see the killer several times) - but the focus is actually more about the neighborhood that Chuy grew up in, the community that he was surrounded by, and generally exposing readers to the experiences of a young Latino. As a child, Colton talks about how he left his body during surgery. They were in another room of the hospital when he was born. He can tell you what they were doing.

Susie relates the tragic event of her death in the intelligent voice of a teenage girl, speaking from a strange location that’s much like a school playground. The main character is Jesus but everybody and his friends call him "Chuy." He was a normal boy, ran cross country and did teen things with his friends at school. The story takes place around Fresno California. Along the way you find out the small and big details as Chuy makes his way through purgatory. Sometimes in life there can be times were you wont truly understand, but as time goes on you learn to accept how it is for what it is.The loss of a pet is always heartbreaking and causes one to wonder if they’ll meet them again in the afterlife. Anderson, an animal communicator and afterlife expert, shares evidence that our pets continue to send us messages after they are gone. This book might be a good sympathy gift to provide comfort to someone grieving a lost pet. This powerful spiritual book argues that there is a middle ground between rationality and spirituality — that we can find the answers to life’s big questions beyond both religion and science. Taking a deep dive into the philosophy of the mind, Waking Up is a great starting point for those who are new to spirituality. For example, a biologist explains how the brain might release endorphins and create vivid hallucinations at the end of life, while philosophy focuses more on the symbolic.