Embracing Death: A New Look at Grief, Gratitude and God

by Terri Daniel

EMBRACING DEATH examines common mythologies and misconceptions about death, and provides a roadmap to alternative perceptions via meditation, visualization and after-death communication. Using these innate, intuitive tools, Daniel leads her audience to new ways of understanding death, and offers innovative strategies for navigating the dying and grieving process. Her inspiring, heart-opening vision of birth, death and the afterlife gently guides the reader into the higher realms, where death is experienced as neither an enemy nor an ending, but simply the continuation of life in another form. She begins this journey by exploring the fear-based beliefs about death that are the cornerstone of Judeo-Christian thinking, and then submits a compassionate array of more empowering, less frightening alternatives. As a channeler, Daniel looks at death from the perspective of the dead and dying,

176 pages, Paperback

First published August 8, 2010

Reviews

[Rowan Creech]

While I didn't always agree with some of the viewpoints of the author, many of her points in the book are very valid as they regard death and dying. Death is not something to be hidden away and ignored, but should be embraced and addressed head on as many other cultures have accepted it. Tis is a good book for the person wanting to learn more about life, its end, how to deal with it, and what is beyond death.

[Mary Fesler]

Excellent reading for bereaved parents still searching for a little emotional protein to continue on our journey.