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True Stories of Messages from Beyond

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This page turner, which is filled with stories written by those who've experienced encounters by their departed loved ones, will soften even the hardest skeptics. The first story is, by far, the most heart warming and captivating. Some of the later stories will make you seriously question your beliefs about life after death, if you haven't done so already. Many of the experiences the writers have had will give you goosebumps for there is often no logical explanation for what they describe. We recommend this book for those who love tales of encounters from the "other side" as well as those who enjoy expanding their mind and heart.

True Stories of Messages from Beyond gathers heart-touching true stories of those who experienced messages from loved ones who have passed on. Sometimes consoling, sometimes deeply personal, and on occasion literally life-saving, these communications and their impact on the lives of those who received them reveal that some mysteries of life and death simply cannot be explained by science. True Stories of Messages from Beyond a welcome contribution to metaphysical shelves and a comfort that the dearly departed are never truly, entirely gone.

This is a great book and an easy read. I highly recommend. I have given 5 of these books away and they have all said how much they enjoyed reading it.

I really enjoyed reading this book. I, myself, have witnessed a response from one who has passed. Each personal story here envelops you as you feel the pain of these heartbroken people, and also delight as they experience communication from those whom they believed to be lost forever. An engrossing, believable gem of a book.

I love this book and not just because my story is included in it. When you lose someone you love and you experience these synchronicities, you hesitate to share them because it is always a worry that perhaps people will think you've lost touch with reality. What I now realize is that most people have experiences they cannot explain or that they "know" are from departed loved ones. These experiences bring healing and peace to very painful circumstances and are meant to be shared. Love never dies, and the bond that we all share with those we love is never broken ... not even by death! That's the best news of all.

I was debating for a few weeks on whether or not I should post my own comment on my book and decided that it is definitely something that I wanted to share. You obviously have to read the first story in this book which is about my mom Beverly. In a brief description, I live in San Diego but I am from Colorado. My mom lived in Colorado where I took 15 trips home to care for her while she was dying. I love Colorado and miss the snow! It has been three years on Feb 15th since she passed away. I was definitely feeling the sadness of her not being around and my wishful thinking was begging for another sign of some sort. I thought it would be the same as before if I would get anything at all. Something just to let me know she was still around. San Diego doesn't get much weather, and a snow storm, we only see those high up in Cuyamaca State Park an hour up the road, if we're lucky. I woke up on Friday Feb 15th to a very cold morning, instantly thinking about her death three years before. The News stations were buzzing about this freak snow storm that hit San Diego County. I looked out my bedroom window and in my amazement, the mountain in front of my house, just a few miles up the road, was covered in snow. This mountain is the same as on the cover of this book which is shining with "God Clouds". In the past 22 years that I have lived in San Diego, there has never been snow anywhere near this mountain. Just five minutes up the road from my house, Alpine had several inches of white fluffy snow covering the ground. I know for those out there who do not believe any of this is anything more than a mere co-incidence, you couldn't imagine the peace and comfort it gives to those of us who do believe.

I miss you mom <3