Between Two Worlds Quotes

“When we live each day with kindness, compassion, and communicative love, there is no business left unfinished. There are no regrets or words we should have said, but didn't. There is no need for closure or forgiveness or apology of any kind.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Though nothing can prepare us for the process of dying or experiencing the death of a loved one, we can take steps to appreciate those we love and remind them how we feel. It's important that those we value know in the moment how much of a difference their lives make on ours - right now.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Thought we’re not responsible for where we come from, we are responsible for where we go. We are more than just our conditioning. We are capable of growth and change.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“As a species, we are hardwired for connection. We are our best selves when we are sharing and communicating with others.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“While alive, we should do everything we can to find acceptance over the circumstances we face and take steps to better ourselves.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Fear keeps our energy, intention, and focus in this realm. Time and again, souls come through and acknowledge that letting go of their fear was the key to transitioning smoothly. 2.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“My client described her dreams in the same way I’d heard countless visitations depicted: super-vivid. Many report that the dreams felt almost like real-life memories. Whereas normal dreams are often nonsensical, inconsistent in chronology, and varyingly vague, spiritual dreams have an unmistakable sharpness. They also tend to be remembered as short interactions, regardless of time elapsed. To an intuitive person, dream visitations are conspicuous and very difficult to ignore.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“you’ve ever gone to bed at night upset about a situation and then woke up with more clarity, or even the answer, it’s possible that your guides were responsible for the epiphanies.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“When we can authentically be truly who we are, and be honest with ourselves and our feelings - not making decisions out of past hurts and future fears - then we are truly free.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“If synchronicity can be likened to a loved one trying to call on the telephone, then intuition is the means to answer that call.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“We can learn not to take things personally, to understand that behaviors are the results of conditioning, and to make conscious efforts to understand others instead of automatically reacting to them. As a result, our lives will change drastically for the better. D”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Above all, I’ve learned that transitioning to the other side gives perspective. Ironically enough, it’s the dead who have the most to teach us about life.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“I strive to encourage people to live their lives in such a way that they’ll never need help from someone like me. When we live each day with kindness, compassion, and communicative love, there is no business left unfinished. There are no regrets or words we should have said, but didn’t. There is no need for closure or forgiveness or apology of any kind. A life well lived is not harmed by death.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Our egos are our beliefs about ourselves. It’s an identity of our own creation and conditioning that doesn’t reflect who we truly are as souls. Yet, as human beings, our egos are developed from infancy and maintained throughout our lives. We think of our talents, abilities, and personalities as who we are, but these are all capabilities we have, not the defining features of our soul-selves.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“our loved ones come through to us because they want to share what dying taught them about living.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“and reunited on the other side.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“I’m told they feel awe at the interconnections that exists between all beings.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“What’s the most profound message the dead have delivered about life? Fundamentally, each individual comes through the understanding that they are merely a droplet of water in an ocean of consciousness”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“marriage doesn’t really apply on the other side. Marriage—a ritualistic and legal union between two people—”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“are ever random, and if I’m reading someone,”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Synchronicity has taught me that few things”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“actions and reactions leave energetic impressions on their environments, the same applies when I walk on a former battlefield, or an area where a homicide occurred. To”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“or even long ago. It doesn’t mean”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“I find that places oftentimes hold on to energy.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Is it possible for someone who lived and died hundreds of years ago to come through in a reading? Technically it’s possible, but it hasn’t happened to me”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“How do you tell if a medium is authentic?”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“Mental illness can be compared with a “filter” over consciousness, which upon transitioning is no longer part of that person’s makeup.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“they are relieved to know that their illness is not them.”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“individuals acknowledge that undiagnosed mental problems explained a lot of the issues they had in life. In many cases,”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side

“acknowledges that they are not limited by that mental condition on the other side. The same”
― Tyler Henry, Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side