Visitations From the Afterlife: True Stories of Love and Healing

by Lee Lawson

Filled with inspiring tales of contact with the dead, this collection of personal "love letters from the infinite" celebrates the existence of an afterlife. 30,000 first printing.

Genres: Nonfiction

256 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2000

Reviews

[Debra]

I co-authored this book so I'm a little partial. I so enjoyed reading the other stories, wonderfully put together. Proud to have been part of this, but it wouldn't have been possible if not for my loved ones on the other side.

[Vicki Scullion]

Not convincing for a sceptic, but nice food for thought about the afterlife. Lawson’s art is amazing.

[Baxter Clare Trautman]

What a treat to stumble on this in the library! Lee is a masterful, visionary painter who was gracious enough to let me use her work for the first edition of The River Within. What I didn't know was that she had experienced and compiled such a touching and powerful collection of afterlife stories. We've all had some encounter with the world beyond (go on, admit it) and this is a loving collection of just such stories.

[Rose Rush]

Well laid out book on various visitations from the other side. Some stories and what was shared could only be explained through paranormal. Healed bodies and light and mention of a grand designer are common. Fits the Bible.

[B]

excerpts.

the more I see that one of the easiest errors of human nature is to too quickly press for 'final answers to infinite questions.'