Novedades

The third and final book in the Conversation's with the Z's series by Lee Harris and Dianna Edwards. Lee Harris began channeling the Z's in 1999 and has since shared their insights with millions around the world through recordings, workshops, and books. Here he offers a unique presentation, one in which psychotherapist Dianna Edwards interviews the Z's. The result is a riveting way for you to receive these messages and incorporate their wisdom. This third volume of Conversations with the Z's covers: Death, Dying and Reincarnation, The nature of Karma, Conscious living and dying.

What happens after we die? Are Near-Death Experiences mere illusion—or powerful evidence that consciousness survives? Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: The Case for an Afterlife invites you on a journey into one of humanity’s greatest mysteries. Challenging the limits of conventional science, this book embraces a new way of thinking: if the evidence for life after death is strong “beyond a reasonable doubt,” shouldn’t we pay attention? Through gripping investigations into consciousness, Near-Death Experiences, Out-of-Body phenomena, reincarnation, mediumship, and more, you’ll discover ...

In cases of widowhood, it will only take a widow or a widower to tell the story better. I was a widower for 7 years and there is so much grief in it, but why continue in grief when you can turn the tides to your own profit. I have written this book to help both widows and widowers to find pleasue in their situation. This book can also be used as a councelling guid for cancellors, psycologist, pastors, teachers and a host of all other profession. As soon as you get married, you either die or pass through widowhood experience, so this book is very important.

Ever feel like you've been here before? Reincarnation: Patch Notes for Your Soul is a groundbreaking metaphysical field guide for the old soul, the new player, and everyone in between. Part cosmic manual, part spiritual cheat code, this book unpacks the structure behind past lives, soul contracts, memory wipes, party systems, déjà vu, soul leveling, awakening moments, and what really happens when you “die.”

Would a loving God eternally punish people who don’t believe the right things? Or, as author Jim Wormington puts it, "If light is the only color in your divine box of Crayons, how can the picture you draw be so full of darkness?" Wormington’s memoir, “Rob Bell Saved Me From Hell,” is the chronicle of his spiritual evolution: from rigid, oppressive Fundamentalism to expansive, liberating Universalism. It will encourage you to smile and challenge you to think. Is it possible to “get the hell” out of your religion without losing your faith? Could it be that God’s love and ...