Letters from the Afterlife: A Guide to the Other Side

This is one of the books in the "Letters from a Living Dead Man" series. It gives very interesting material from a man who passed out of his body around the time of World War I. He dictated the book to one of his friends still in a body. The speaker from within shares interesting experience from his life in the inner worlds. I highly recommend this entire series.

This book answered so many questions for me that I keep it with me wherever I travel. If I start to doubt that I will actually live on forever I just read a few pages and rest at ease. It will clear up so many of your "yea, but what about....?"s. I enjoyed the simple format and lack of editorializing. The books gets right to the meat, telling you who is writing for: who is speaking, and then jumping directly into the departed's "daily life" and divine lessons. I used to worry over world religions constantly; if one is correct doesn't that mean all the others are wrong? If so, how could so many people be wrong? Billions of people with no clue? As I said It weighed heavy on me almost constantly. But no more. The answer is in this book and it is so simple. Still, it lifted the weight of the world from my shoulders. Not to spoil it for anyone, but, maybe everyone is right.....Read it. DJS

I needed this book and it greatly comforted and uplifted me. Not cheezy like I thought it might be, what with a title like that and all. I'd lost my grandmother very sudden and unexpectedly, then 13 days later, my father (who we knew was dying) then several years later..also very sudden, my sister-in-law. These three people I was the closest to and they all left. Picking up this book made a huge difference for me to be able to truly let them go, feel that they are all ok and answered some questions I had about what the afterlife might be like. Also an excellent book for the living who just want to read a book on how to focus more on THIS life, lots of great metaphysical information.

This is a reissue of a book written and published nearly 100 years ago. The style reflects the period. What I enjoyed about this book the most was the way that the letters enticed the reader to consider the nature of reality, the openness one can achieve, and the sense of responsibility one has for oneself and others in any given incarnation.