Lessons from the Light: What We Can Learn from the Near-Death ExperienceThis is one of the best books ever to have been written on this subject. There is no denying the reality of the experiences people have had, and in this book we go further by exploring the meaning of them and how our own lives can benefit from just reading about others. If we insist on clinging to old beliefs which just don't add up any more then we miss out on getting the knowledge of what our true nature is. Read this book and open yourself up to the Light! |
Contents
Journeys to the Light | 11 |
The View from the Top Dust Sightings and Misplaced Shoes | 55 |
Eyeless Vision NearDeath Experiences in the Blind | 73 |
Children in the Light | 97 |
Living in the Light Afterward | 123 |
Living It All over Again The Experience of the Life Review | 145 |
The Life Review as the Ultimate Teaching Tool | 169 |
In the Light of Love The Lesson of SelfAcceptance | 187 |
New Light on Death Dying and Bereavement | 247 |
Crossing over into the Light | 273 |
Journeys to the Source The Ultimate Lessons from the Light | 285 |
Lighting up the Earth | 301 |
Notes | 305 |
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Bibliography on NDE Literature | 321 |
Resource Suggestions | 325 |
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Lessons from the Light: What We Can Learn from the Near-death Experience Kenneth Ring,Evelyn Elsaesser Valarino No preview available - 2000 |
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