AFTER LIFE BOOKS
After Life Agreements: A Gift from Beyond
The Book
Afterlife Agreements:
A Gift From Beyond
$16.95
Cover graphic by Stewart Parr
Digital Creations Photography
Afterlife Agreements:
A Gift From Beyond
can be purchased through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, Borders.com, Powell's.com, or iUniverse.com.
Everyone dies. In the year 2000, 2,403,351 Americans died in the United States. With these numbers, just about everyone will be affected by someone's death eventually. Afterlife Agreements: A Gift From Beyond is about one of those Americans who died in 2000.
Generally, people do not want to talk about death but they do want to know how others survive; endure crises, grief, loss and death. People are curious about how others persevere. Afterlife Agreements is a window for satisfying that curiosity. It gives the reader the opportunity to view life, death and how life is affected by the death of a loved one. Afterlife Agreements introduces the reader to Zac, a 21-year old who died in 2000 and who literally invited the reader to view this process.
Afterlife Agreements: A Gift From Beyond is the story of grief and loss as it occurred. It is based on the chronology of a mother's first year of grief; displaying uncomfortable emotions, living with the pain and the authenticity of the struggle. But, it is the grief experience with a twist ... as surviving this journey was accomplished with the help, support and assistance from the other side. Throughout the book, Zac validates his presence with signs and conversations (ADCs) to provide comfort and support for the journey.
Afterlife Agreements: A Gift From Beyond demonstrates the continuing relationship between mother and son after death.
It confirms the belief that our loved ones continue to be a part of our lives after their physical deaths. And it further demonstrates how a person can survive "the most traumatic of all losses."
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"Chris Mulligan has written a poignant, powerful book from the depth of her soul.
The beauty of her journey and insights will touch your heart forever."
Stephen Simon, Co-founder, The Spiritual Cinema Circle
Film producer--Somewhere in Time, What Dreams May Come
