After Death Communication - Hardcover

Heathcote James, Emma

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9781843580560: After Death Communication

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 184358056X ISBN 13: 9781843580560

Publisher: Metro Publishing, 2013

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Based on over a year's painstaking work, this book explores the phenomenon of after-death communication and features stories of people from all walks of life, including doctors, housewives, bricklayers and children. The reader is left to decide whether or not these are mere hallucinations or if they are manifestations of something more significant.

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Review:

"Here is the definitive book about ADC. Warm, uplifting and reassuring, it provides the very evidence we need that our loved ones are ever near". -- Glennyce Eckersley author of

"No doubt Emma’s book will inspire many people, primarily because of its simplicity. It speaks directly to one’s heart..." -- Bill and Judy Guggenheim - The ADC Project and co-authors of

"a superb and easy to read book. A true gem...full of compelling evidence... it may change how you live your life." -- Dr. Jeffrey Long, M.D. After Death Communication Research Foundation, Tacoma, Washington, U.S.A.

"a thoughtful intelligent contribution...on a very important subject. It cannot fail to stimulate enquiring minds everywhere". -- John Samson, BBC broadcaster and member of the Society for Psychical Research.

From the Author:

With a Forward by The Guggenheim’s, the foremost researchers investigating this phenomenon and the first to coin the word "After Death Communication" (ADC) in their book "Hello from Heaven" (1996)this book outlines British peoples experiences.

After Death Communication is a spontaneous and direct communication from a deceased loved one. These communications do not use a psychic, medium, or other third party... they simply happen, and those who have had one simply KNOW they have, there is no question about it. This book shows how common such ocuraces are.

A number of studies published in medical journals and other scholarly sources have established that a high percentage of bereaved people have visions of the deceased, with research showing as many as 75% (3 in 4) of grieving spouses or parents claiming to have had some sort of visitation.

Millions of bereaved people across the globe experience this type of phenomenon, which, whatever its form, helps them deal with their loss. However, more often than not their experience is often dismissed by family and friends as an artifact of grief or a product of the disorganization and anxiety of the bereavement process – what is missed is their potential to heal...

ADC’s in other cultures are socially accepted as real communications, people who receive them are able to share them with family and friends and everyone gains from discussing these events openly. Here in the UK it is still very different, although taboos are slowly being broken down.

Like in my previous book "Seeing Angels", recipients to this study are from all backgrounds. ADC’s are beyond religion, beyond philosophy and beyond culture. There are no barriers as to who has them – anyone and everyone is reporting these experiences. It is an extremely common human experience, something which actually pulls us together as human beings is a rarity. Simply, ADC’s unite us...

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