Conversations with Jerry and Other People I Thought Were Dead: Seven Compelling Dialogues That Will Transform the Way You Think about Dying . . . and

by Irene Kendig

Grateful Press is proud to announce that Conversations with Jerry and Other People I Thought Were Dead,  has received multiple awards. We are grateful for these honors, which will help the book reach many more
        In this remarkable collection of interviews with seven people who've died, Irene Kendig, with the help of a gifted medium, explores what happens when we transition from physical to non-physical life. Each of the seven dialogues begins with the same What did you experience when you released your last breath on earth? This book is for anyone who has ever wondered whether there is a Heaven or a Hell, a Judgment Day, or a reunion with loved ones. It will illuminate and inspire your heart and mind whether you believe in an afterlife or not. These dialogues explore life from a spiritual perspective, which elevates consciousness and empowers you to make choices in alignment with your soul's purpose. The responses offered by Ms. Kendig's loved ones not only diminish fear of dying, they provide solace for those who grieve, and inspire all to live courageously, joyfully, and respectfully . . . now. If you are hungry for spiritual truth and meaning, this book is a banquet of knowledge, wisdom--and peace of mind.

384 pages, Paperback

First published April 5, 2010

Reviews

[Valerie Sargent]

Irene Kendig is a very good and concise writer. I love this book, but I can also relate to it very much. It confirmed my own experiences in "communicating" with those that are no longer in a physical body. I found it very comforting, and it resonated with me very much. I also know Irene, and she is one of those very approachable authors, who welcomes discussion about her work.

[Aligpiper]

This book is a life-changer! With just one reading it totally shifted my perspective of life and death and helped me view life’s challenges in a different light. The insights shared in this book are invaluable in understanding events that were previously thought to be random and gave me tools to approach "problems" from a place of love and empowerment.

[Deborah Underwood]

The best book I've ever read about what happens to you after you die.

As the back cover states, "This book is for anyone who has ever wondered whether there is a Heaven or a Hell, a Judgment Day, or a reunion with loved ones. It will illuminate and inspire your heart and mind whether you believe in an afterlife or not."

This book is a collection of interviews with seven people who have died. Irene Kendig, with the help of a gifted medium, explores what happens when we transition from physical to non-physical life. Each of the seven dialogues begins with the same question: What did you experience when you released your last breath on earth?

[Trudy]

Here's the thing......if I had the opportunity to speak to someone from "the other side" and they could answer all my questions and clear up all my confusion, I sure as heck would have asked better questions than the ones detailed in this book. I was so excited to read this book and experience this big enlightening but was sadly left feeling dissatisfied. What a waste of an opportunity to have these spirits available and they kept asking what seemed like the same things but in different words. Such a shame.