Into the Light: Real Life Stories about Angelic Visits, Visions of the Afterlife, and Other Pre-Death Experiences

Great book very emotional after reading stories. Wow!

In my case, I read this book because I am loosing a person very dear to me. I felt very comforted reading this book and then noticing the similarities between the stories in the book and the real life situation I am in. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has questions about the end of life experiences.

Thankfully, we are hearing about real experiences that assure us of the life beyond death. Dr. Lerma keeps it simple and tells the stories that are given to him. There is no religious bias. The conversations with ministers and priests add more information and interpretation to the stories.

The stories told in this book makes you to think about the better world to come and to open any doubts you may have regarding angels and death - dying experience -- Bought books for several friends and they all were affected by it -- thanking me for such a gift -- the book is a must buy book -- you won't regret it Vincent -- Houston , Tx --

Finally, a scientist and doctor that attempts to bridge the gap between science and spirituality. The 16 stories of individuals from all walks of life are extraordinary and uplifting. I spoke with Dr. John Lerma recently and was appalled when I found that a few of his colleaques and hospital executives attempted at coercing him to stop the book from being published. They felt that medicine had no place for scientific research that involved spirituality through the visions of the dying, as this would have terrible repercussions. I am so glad that Dr. Lerma went forth with exercising his freedom of speech so the people of the world would have an idea that there was something so incredible and loving that was occuring to literally thousands of humans on their death-beds. This book should be read by all as it will change the way you live, forgive and love.

Dr. Lerma's book is amazing!! I don't think there are many medical professionals who can objectively bring together the scientifc and spiritual components of death. I've read other books about this, but what I like here is that Dr. Lerma's research came from firsthand experience with his hospice patients. The commonality of experience across so many patients really made me wonder about the afterlife. I always dismissed this stuff as hallucination. Now, I am not so sure.