Voices from the Afterlife

I have been reading about NDEs and life after death for approximately 20 years and have read many books on the subject. After recently losing my only child, I desperately wanted to find a book that relates what actually happens when a soul crosses over and what it is like "over there". This book explains this beautifully. It is so reassuring to know what happens when we pass and that the life awaiting for us on the other side is much more wonderful than we could ever imagine. This book is heartwarming and anyone who reads it can relate to one of the stories. Thank you Lily Fairchilde for such a wonderful gift.

As a psychotherapist, and recepient of plenty of psychotherapy myself, I can testify to the power of fear. Track any emotional difficulty to its core and your will find fear. Track any fear to its core and you will find the fear of death. Fear cries out for reassurance, but not just any reassurance will do --- we need credible reassurance.To my knowledge, no one has solved the great mystery of the afterlife with absolute, undeniable credibility, and until that happens we have to use our own good judgment about whom we can trust on this essential subject. I trust Lily Fairchilde. I have worked with her personally on many occasions over the past 20 years, and have never found reason to doubt that she is the real deal. Lily is definitely unique; I think maybe half human and half spirit guide.And Voices from the Afterlife is a beautifully written, highly credible reassurance for people like me, who are definitely human and who need continued reassurance that life goes on. Thanks, Lily, for the Serenity you have given me.

"Voices" is a great book. It is wonderful if you have just lost a loved one or just curious about what comes after this life. Your spirit will connect with the people, stories and author. Very well written and informative.

Buyers should be aware that Lily's two books are one and the same. I found this out the hard way - by purchasing the first sight unseen over the net (after purchasing the second at a bookstore).

This books rates as high as "Testimony of Light", a book published in the 60's by Helen Greaves. Unlike other 'interworld communicators' such as James Van Praag who spends considerable amounts of time guessing as to the meaning of the symbols that he 'feels', Lily appears to be a clear translator - with an ability that I haven't witnessed since seeing Patricia Michele (sp?) who made occasional appearances on NBC's "The Other Side".