Matthew, Tell Me about Heaven

I was given a copy of this book to read about 2 years ago, by a new friend whom I had just told about the death of my youngest daughter, eleven years earlier. Even after eleven years, any parent can tell you how the grief of losing a child is always a part of you, an empty hole in your soul. Even so, I had come to terms with my daughter's death and had moved on in life. So, when I was given this book, part of me was hopeful, while for the most part I was hesitant and extremely skeptical. How can I begin to describe the "Omg, this makes sense" awakening I began to feel as I read page after page, chapter after chapter? This book changed my life - and that is an understatement! Reading Matthew became the catalyst for a series of sychronicities that led me down many intertwining roads in my own journey towards healing, spiritual enlightenment, my own purpose in life, and eventually the supreme joy of communicating with my own daughter. To say that I highly recomend this book is also an understatement. I wish more people knew about this book, so I hope you'll all spread the word after reading it. It is a definitive must read for grieving parents and anyone else who has lost someone special in their life, or for those who ask, "Who am I, and why am I here?" (In fact, that was the one question I asked, that led to this book and everything else since). I wish all of you a most remarkable and joyous journey of your own. Linda

A great joy to read and wonderful to see. This is as uplifting as it gets people. Read and enjoy one of the best books that anyone can get for themselves or for someone who has lost a loved one.

Enjoyed this book. If you are the least bit curious, and or, are not satisfied with what the mainstream sources have to tell you about what death is, you would probably find this book of value. It has very detailed descriptions of the processes that take place after you die. I liked it so much that I ordered the next book in the series.

What a wonderful heart warming, informative and enjoyable book. I was captivated by Matthews beautiful description of `Heaven' and his life in the hereafter. From the time of his arrival in the spirit world, his work environment, his visits to other planets and of his 'Love' for his mother and family. Matthew also tells us of the enormous potential for planet Earth, and his viewpoint of the progress of humanity. I have bought this book for all of my friends who have all gained strength and pleasure from the loving information in this book. Religious fanatics may have their eyes opened (or not) after reading this book. I can't recommend this book strongly enough; it is an absolutely fantastic book and a must for all those with an open mind and an open heart.

After many years of study, I have come to accept the reality of automatic writing, the method by which Suzanne Ward tells us that the contents of the book were communicated to her by her discarnate son, Matthew, some 14 years after his transition to the "other side" following an auto accident. Nevertheless, I did approach this book with much skepticism, not the pseudo-skepticism of the closed-minded cynics who call themselves skeptics. One never knows for certain whether the writing is in fact coming from spirit or whether it is coming from the subconscious. Of course, it could also be total fabrication. Suzanne Ward seems honest and sincere and so I ruled out the latter. To fabricate such material would be in total opposition to the message. As for it coming from the subconscious, Ward recognized this possibility and explained that many of the ideas coming from Matthew were totally alien to her, even to her imagination. Thus, I was left to conclude that Suzanne Ward may very well be one of those gifted with the ability to communicate with the spirit world.While many of the ideas expressed by Matthew are foreign to Christianity and other religions, they are similar to other revelation through mediums, including automatic writers. They appeal to reason and are consistent with a just and loving Creator. It should be kept in mind that much of the Bible is based upon such medimship. Moses receiving The Ten Commandments is an example of automatic writing. Matthew describes his environment, the activities in his realm, the nature of time, the difference between angels and spirit guides, the effects of prayer, and other aspects of the "larger life," including the nature of transition from this side. Very little of it was new to me, but it would be very enlightening to people who have had little exposure to such "Truths," if we can accept them as such. Since I am the first person to review this book, it seems that few people are open to these Truths. I think that is sad. We spend time reading "Harry Potter" and other fiction, but totally ignore books offering real wisdom, as this one does.