Love Beyond Life: Healing Power of After-Death Communication

by Joel Martin, Patricia Romanowski Bashe

There is no greater pain than losing a loved one to death. What if we could somehow bridge the gap between our world and the hereafter, making contact with departed family and friends? More than 100 million Americans believe that they have done just that, through deathbed visions, dream visitations and lifesaving premonitions. Using the dramatic firsthand testimony of men and women who have made contact, the authors provide compelling evidence of these experiences and offer a new insight into the afterlife. From New Age followers to religious conservatives to avowed atheists, people who have these experiences report a positive, uplifting impact on their lives. The authors nondenominational approach to this highly charged and emotional subject offers comfort without preaching, reassurance without dogma and an ultimately reaffirming message of hope for all.

Genres: Spirituality, Paranormal

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1997

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Reviews

[A]

Today marks three years since my brother died in his sleep. I saw my mom today and she gave me this book to read, as it was a comfort to her. Parts of it were interesting, but on the whole I felt like the authors were trying too hard and I found myself skimming some of the stories towards the end. That being said, I do believe my brother communicates with us through dreams and little signs...and I guess I could relate to parts of the book. It didn't leave me feeling particularly inspired or amazed though.

[Jackie]

I find myself in the difficult (embarrassing) position of hoping for a sign from a recently deceased family member. This book contains a lot of interesting anecdotes about people who claim to have received such signs. This is not one of those crazy new age books that borders on ridiculous; the stories are actually compelling and in many cases corroborated by outside evidence. I am no more sure that a sign is forthcoming, but the book was definitely interesting and worth reading.

[~☆~Autumn]

I would rather read a book by John Edward.

[Deanna Kahler]

I have read more than 30 books about the afterlife and this one still stands out in my mind as my favorite. I loved all of the stories about people's direct experiences with messages from deceased loved ones. I found many of them very uplifting. The book also helped me to understand and validate my own experiences. Highly recommended!

[Kathleen]

The authors have written past books about adds using psychic George Anderson. Those books were fascinating. This one relied a bit much on vague anecdotal evidence. And uninspiring stories. I believe in adc, so I would have thought they could have found more interesting examples. A dry read mostly.

[Henrikhus]

Really great book for those who just been left by their family.

[Mary]

It was an interesting book. There were some excellent experiences told that were worth consideration.