A sincere and honest account of how the author became the recipient of messages by automatic writing, apparently from a recently deceased friend. She tells of her bewilderment at this completely puzzling and unsought phenomena, and after much hesitation her final acceptance of the experience. A reluctant medium, Grace Rosher was dedicated in her attempts to evaluate as objectively as she could the genuineness of the communications she has received. Including the evidence of a graphologist who pronounced the written scripts free of forgery and conscious manipulation, this is an unusually well documented case. "Pioneering is uncomfortable - especially so when it is thrust upon a reluctant performer as a duty. I know Grace Rosher. ... I know her disinclination to be caught-up in an activity so foreign to what she deemed to be inappropriate to herself. She had, and still has, a 'constitutional' resistance to the exploitation - or even the exploration - of life beyond death. Grace Rosher is no scientist: she has no curiosity of that kind. Her religious faith made psychical experience unnecessary - indeed, repugnant, because it was 'against the rules'. Circumstances have driven her to become a reflective and cautious spiritist." From the Foreword by Sir Victor Goddard, K.C.B., C.B.E., M.A.
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Another Great Book Re: The Other Side,
By Katie "book worm" (PA , USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Beyond the Horizon: Being new evidence from the other side of life (Cities of the Biblical World) (Hardcover)
In the last few years I have read many, many books on the subject of the "paranormal", and I never seem to tire of the great information they provide. Although, before reading such books, I believe it's important for people to realize that the type of information that comes through will be dependent on "where" that entity is at the time of the communication. As I've said before, I view it like the blind describing an elephant, where each person believes that what they are feeling/"seeing" is all there is. With this is mind, each of the books I've read to date has provided me with a piece of the puzzle - this book included.
In "Beyond the Horizon", the author describes the information that came through her from her good friend who had passed on unexpectedly in his sleep. She also discusses for initial skepticism, and what it took to make her realize that these communications were genuine. The info. discussed was received through the technique of automatic writing - where the spirit entity actually writes to the receiver through pen & paper - with receiver holding the pen. The author describes this technique, and how it worked for them. So what information was disclosed to the author? Much was about daily living on the "Other Side", and the need for those on the earth plane to realize that where they end up after "death" has everything to do with how they lived their lives on earth, as well as their thoughts/intentions. What happens to those who've lead horrendous lives is also described, as well as the help available to them when they are ready to take responsibility and move on. Also discussed was how various scientific findings would eventually lead us on earth to realize that there really is no such thing as death - that we just transition to another form of life. This particular book has a christian flare to it, and I believe this is so because both the writier & receiver were practicing christians - so again, it may be that the spirit entity went to that place on the "Other Side" that fit with his current belief systems. Overall, I found this to be a very interesting book, and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in spirituality &/or the "paranormal". A word of caution though, an open mind is a must!
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