We Are Not Forgotten: George Anderson's Messages of Love and Hope from the Other Side

This book was the first sense of comfort that I have had since the suddne loss of our very healthy 3 year old son. We lost him last Dec. to Influenza A. We have been very devistated by our loss and always will be. George's readings and understanding of the hear and after has been the first beginnings of any healing that we have had to this point. He leaves you with comfort that this life is not the end, and I now feel sure that our son is fine. It by no means lessens the loss but brings about a whole new understanding. I would highly recommend his books to anyone especially if you have had a loss of a friend or loved one. The books are written beautifully and are very enjoyable to read.

This book will bring you great peace of mind about death. I would also recommend the book An Encounter With A Prophet which will bring peace of mind about every issue that troubles us.

I first read "We Don't Die" several years ago after a close friend had passed away and a co-worker recommended I read George Anderson's story. I thought I knew how to grieve, as I had lost several family members and friends over the previous few years. I was overwhelmed. As soon as I finished the first book, I read "We Are Not Forgotten". His communications are truly healing, even for those who have not had the fortune of meeting with him. Reading his books reassure us that dying is not the end and that loved ones are not forever gone. And for those people who don't particularly enjoy reading, let them know that his books are very simple and extremely fast reading. This should not be missed.

It is very well written and keeps the readers interest. It was a hard book to put down. He helps to answer a lot of questions. I especially like to read about the actual "readings". I would love to meet him and have an actual reading with him. I am currently looking for other titles they may have written since 1996.

I read this book and absolutely loved it. I have also heard from hundreds of people who went to see him live, and he must be a great man. wish I could meet him.