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Interdimensional Communication: The Art and Science of Talking to Ghosts, Spirits, Angels and Other Dead People

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There are things out there that can not be explained. This book helps you learn to be more aware of it... and interface with other things that are always presant and around us.

This book has simple, straightforward sections on communicating with the dead.Anyone can perform them.A lot of books such as this make you feel like you have a be a Wiccan High Priestess to even grasp it, but not this one.She also makes sure to tell you how important it is to protect yourself and gives clear instructions for doing so. This book is practical and her methods really work.If you are trying to learn how to communicate with the dead, this book will be helpful to you.

I purchased this book because if you look at the title and flip through the chapters it "seems" to be exactly what you're looking for if you're searching for information on how to communicate with the otherside. Well, after the first couple of chapters you'll realize (or at least I did) this isn't what you were looking for.

I found the book to be horribly repetitive and difficult to read at times because the author communicates with (and then translates) what her "angels" are telling her to say all throughout the book. The majority of her ideas are very difficult to accecpt even for me (and I'm a medium and have a VERY open mind to the views of others). Also the meditation and communication techniques (not given until the VERY end) are very rudimentary.

The author seems to be pitching herself MANY times throughout the book for election as president of the US. She tells how she ran for office in the past (obviously unsuccessfully) and might plan on running again in the future. She also tells about her communications with Abraham Lincoln about her political aspirations, communications with David Letterman's (passed) father, communications with FDR (Roosevelt) when she was writing her Social Security/Medicaid position and many more! She also tells how she passed a computer class final exam by allowing a (technologically intelligent) spirit to enter her concious and take the exam for her (Later when she's talking about protecting yourself she says that only "bad" spirits will give you something in exchange i.e. knowledge, for control over you -- and she says to stay away from this. Also in the list of communicating famous people: Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, JFK and the list goes on.

I wouldn't recommend this book for a beginning medium/psychic because it just doesn't seem to explain things very well (to me) and most of the book is very vague and can give you perceptions of things that are not common acknoledgments by the majority of the psychic/medium community.

Honestly, by the end of the book I was actually doubting the validity of any real psychic/medium abilities the author thought she had. However, I could be wrong... our loved ones that have passed on "might" really be too busy to speak with us; radio, television and print media have hidden encoded subliminal messages and lesser energy put into them; there are these negative entities on Earth called the "reptilians (sorry, reminded me too much of the movie "V"); and also that anyone can communicate with a famous person that has passed (in my view, one can only communicate with a "famous" spirit if you have personal ties with that spirit or are giving a reading for someone who knew them personally. It's just like in the physical world, you can't just pick up the phone and call a celebrity not unless they know who you are).

HOWEVER ~ If you are an EXPERIENCED psychic/medium and are looking for some far out views and have a lot of money AND time on your hands -- go for it -- I'll sell you my copy.

I came across this book a couple of times and felt compelled to buy it and check it out. My mistake! The long section on spirit communication, while intended to be straightforward, comes off as simple-minded and, at times, precious. Unfortunately, I was also put off by Dr. Harding's take on spirituality. She has every right to her beliefs, but I have no time for apocalyptic christianity in any form. I don't believe we're living in "the end times," and I don't believe we are punished in the afterlife for misdeeds committed in this one (neither does Dr. Harding -- or so she says, since she contradicts herself several times on this point).
If you're interested in this topic, I'd recommend Robert Monroe's books, or Bob Petersen's.

mostly fiction, If it were true we all should hear more from god, and if we did , this world would be much better. If you cant find out about heaven or christ you are at a very diffrant place than you want to be, burn these kind of books. ask god for his protection because your going to need it.