Guided Afterlife Connections: They Come to Change Lives

by Rochelle Wright, Dr. R. Craig Hogan

Trained facilitators today are helping people have their own afterlife connections with loved ones who have passed away. No medium is involved. People connect directly to their loved ones while sitting quietly with their eyes closed after the facilitator has helped them come gently into a state of openness to the connection. The life-changing connections greatly reduce grief and the impact of traumatic memories. Rochelle Wright, a state-licensed mental health counselor, has developed a procedure called Guided Afterlife Connections that enables virtually every person who goes through the procedure to have their own afterlife connection with deceased loved ones, in understandings, conversations, emotional experiences, mentally walking together, and even hugging and kissing. The loved ones bring assurance that they're alive and well, just not seen on the Earth plane, and that their love and relationships with the experiencers continue. They tell experiencers that they are still present in the lives of those still on the Earth plane, and that they have left behind old concerns, negative feelings, and all physical disabilities. Their messages are filled with advice about how the experiencers can change their lives and handle life problems. They come to change lives, and the effects are profound. Experiencers often reorient their life goals after one session. They come into Guided Afterlife Connection sessions feeling grief and hopelessness and leave filled with joy and confidence. These are some of the words those in the afterlife have spoken directly to the What's hard for you to understand, Gary, is that there isn't a separation between life and death. It s not your fault. Don t feel guilty. I m all right. Love yourself with a vengeance. Do not live your life in fear. I will always be behind the light. You don t have to worry anymore. There s peace, and you re still connected. Have some fun and don t work so hard. I want to be part of your having fun. It s all a game, a drama we play out, but in the end, its essence is love. I am always with you. Believe! We are all with you. She s saying I should let go of the past and move forward. It is important that you love yourself. Take care of yourself so life can be as full as possible. These are some of the experiencers' descriptions of what has happened to them during the afterlife He kissed me! He hugged me! We were holding each other. I see Kate. She's trying to touch me and she's smiling at me. My uncle came to me and said 'I'm sorry.' He gave me a hug. The authors are intent on helping people have their own afterlife connections and on training facilitators to be able to help people have Guided Afterlife Connections. They explain the procedure in the book and how to contact them for more information about having a Guided Afterlife Connection and about how to be trained to help people have them.

208 pages, Paperback

First published April 15, 2011

About the author

Rochelle Wright, M.S., is author of Guided Afterlife Connections, a licensed mental health counselor, licensed chemical dependency professional, and certified EMDR psychotherapist for 14 years.

Reviews

[Roberta Grimes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rochelle Wright and R. Craig Hogan are among the pioneers of an extraordinary set of procedures that enable grieving people to meet with, talk with, laugh with, and even hold hands with and hug their dead loved ones. I have met some of the earliest experiencers and heard directly from them about meetings with the dead that seemed to be almost unbelievable. The proof was in the pudding, though: people who had been distraught with grief told me that their grief had been nearly eliminated in just one session. Some of them now were enjoying regular visits with a dead husband or child. Amazing.