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Everyone's Guide to the Hereafter

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This book says all the things that I have always believed. I was brought up Catholic, but this book, I couldn't put down. When I finished, I read it again. You have to be open minded,(which I am), to learn from this book. It teaches you to be the best that you can be & yes, we do have to be truly sorry for the truly wrongs we have committed. Excellent book. Would recommend to anyone with an open mind. If you have a closed mind, don't bother.

This is a delightful book, told by an engaging man who had been a spiritual medium in his life on earth, and who has passed onto the after-life in 1978. His story and message was told through the act of mediumship to a man who typed the story to get the message out to the world. I have read many of a spiritual book on the after-life, and this one is one of the best. The author, interestingly so, is a bit repetitious with his message, but is quite aware of it. He's seemingly concerned with humans living their lives in the best way while on earth, and dispelling the fear of dealth in the meantime. A charming and comforting read.

A book that ALL needs to read, I will read this book over and over, you just have to buy this book. I lost my son to a auto accident in July of 1998, and was lost in grief, this wonderful book has brought smiles to my face as I think about my son now.

This book is a glimpse into another realm of true spiritual life. For those who are scared to die and truly want some answers, this book is for you. Makes you do a complete self-evaluation of how you are living your life.

This book is not as good as some others I have read on the subject. It didn't paint a good enough picture of the afterlife. It mainly talks about what not to do, so it can be easier when you reach the other side. That maybe fine for some, but I was looking for a more descriptive book.

Be warned: If you have ever had an abortion, it labels you as a murderer. This book is not for pro choice advocates.