Between Death and Life: Conversations with a Spirit

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If you are of the opinion that once we die that is it then think again, for our soul never dies, we just cast off our bodies/costumes and continue on. the knowledge only opens up for you when you are ready to start your spiritual adventure on this planet. Interesting facts while reading the book are: each soul have their guardian angel who helps whenever needed, suicide is major wrong doing.

Like many spiritual books, it paints an intriguing picture of the beauty and wonder of the afterlife. But the new soul does not "carry the records" of the previous soul's other incarnations, only its own. I’m sure the spirit world looks different to animals, plants, and aliens, but of course, as humans, we only have our own perspective to reference. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

In fact, I think the species of souls should only be separated when it comes to choosing incarnations because it would take more training and practice to become a human in comparison to an ant. Then a minute or two later he mentioned that sometimes people need to live really hard short lives because they’re such low level souls, and used the example of living through a famine in Ethiopia to illustrate the idea. The point of the walk-in experience as opposed to the person just "dying" in the usual way, is that the body is not sacrificed. The first I watched was related to her interactions with Nostradamus during past life regression sessions. The instant she came to this revelation she was out of the house, and standing on a hill overlooking a valley.

And if it’s beyond the exit point and it breaks a contract, you can just reincarnate again and fix it. After death there is life and existence in the other planes that is just as real as the physical world they see around them. Sounded more like alien thing, and somewhat contradict with all other wonderful things that were unveiled in the other parts of this book. It examines different levels of existence in the spirit realms; the healing places for the damaged; the schools where you integrate lessons learned on Earth and where you discover the laws of the Universe; how you plan your next incarnation, the lessons to be learned and future karmic relationships before birth.

Another thing that bothers me A LOT is that everything is being seen as part of soul development- even murder - quote in relation to discussing another controversial figure, Jack the Ripper - 'It could be said that this individual learned through participation in those acts'.

If all of us have to go to “Universe University” and study our lives and learn, at least let us learn from other beings. This makes it sound like the author thinks that black people are degenerates (shooting each other, raping people), and that they lived through hard times because they are low level souls.So if I can look at other people’s fears and try to help them understand theirs, I think somewhere along those lines it would help me understand the ones I had. Recorded and dictated word for word, the subjects reveal enlightening wisdom that is hidden in the subconscious of all humankind. It made me feel so calm and relaxed, learning about all those different instances on the spiritual realm and reassuring once more my complete absence of fear towards death. After a while being a ghost became boring, because she knew no one could see or hear her, and she was unable to communicate. I mean, it becomes part of you and it touches you and it’s not so easy to stand off and be objective.