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Sweet Reverence

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Sweet Reverence is a great book for those interested in assisting the dying to pass out of this world. It is moving and inspiring!

i have just finished reading, sweet reverence by lyn valverde. i picked it up saturday morning, was going to read a few pages, after about half the book i had to stop. i had other things i need to do. sunday i did the same thing, i left my self the last chapter for today.
the book is very well written and it is from the heart. you go on a journey with lyn and you understand her heart. you are with her as she helps some one go home. what it is like to be with some one as they go through the dying process. you see it is not to be feared, the love that is brought out and how this helps them heal. it also gives you a little back ground on lyn so you can see where she came from. it would be a great book for people with a hospice heart and those who might die some day.

At some time in our lives a sister, brother, mother, father, child, best friend or someone we know will die. We all know this and/or have even experienced this but what do we do and how do we handle this huge fear of dying? Those questions and Lyn's personal experience of sitting with a special dying friend are brought to life on the pages of her book "Sweet Reverence". The true story begins with Lyn's remarkable spiritual experience that changed her life and set her on the path of helping the dying and their families. With the work of her angels, Lyn is taught to perfect a breathing technique that helps ease the fears of those who are dying and provides hope in understanding that life continues after death. The story also shows how important it is to try to bring peaceful closure to all involved. After reading this book I found myself sitting with my dad at the bedside of my step-mother. I was able to see that my dad needed hope that life continues after death. It was at this point I was able to reach out to my father and help him realize we truly are eternal. If you are looking to gain some insight about fears of dying, finding hope in life after death, and how to be and what to do as your loved one passes I highly recommend "Sweet Reverence".