THE LUMINOUS LANDSCAPE OF THE AFTERLIFE

No words to explain this book

A wonderful book about the afterlife! I recommend this book to everyone, especially those who have lost a child.

I enjoyed this book. It is a very moving, easy to read account of what awaits us. I highly recommend it.

Well worth a place on any bookshelf focusing on afterlife dynamics. The writing is crisp and clean and the authors have clarified and simplified some traditionally obscure metaphysical concepts and descriptions about the realms beyond the physical. The role of personal energy, beliefs and the dreaded life judgement review are all examined in a balanced way. The authors have skillfully removed some of occluding layers relating to the underlying forces of our psyche and larger consciousness. This is a well-intentioned and convincing effort to affirm that our bonds to each other continue even after the physical body is given up. This book is much needed in a world where death-avoidance seems to be at the root of so many destructive activities, both at the personal and global level. Life does seem to be a play of consciousness and this book goes into some depth to illustrate this age-old postulation. My biggest criticism is certain references that I feel, undermine the proclaimed transcendence of this narrative. For example, Sai Baba is referred to in glowing terms as a great world teacher. I am not certain about Sai Baba's spiritual role here on earth, but a little 'on-the-ground' research would have revealed some questionable aspects about that operation in India. There is also a disparaging reference to psychics and diviners as scammers because nothing is written in the 'future'. While that is true about some charlatans advertising and selling abilities they don't have, there are other people who can pick up energy patterns beyond our 5-sense matrix. There are references to such abilities and seers in the bible, discussions about scientific remote viewing, Jungian psychology and many ancient traditions. It's odd that someone who claimed to have received channelled information from the afterlife dimensions would be so dismissive of others who also explore similar realities. But in spite of these tired, old opinions, anyone interested in realities beyond the material realms, should read this book. It may answer some deeply disturbing existential questions and offer solace to those who are grieving and wondering about life beyond the veil.

This is a wonderful book that helped me to see that death won't be the end of my existence, and also allowed me to know with certainty that my loved ones who have passed away are definitely in a better place. The book is written in a style that is easy to read and comprehend and I am glad that I purchased it. I learned a lot from reading this book and I am no longer afraid of death. I very much recommend this book.

I would consider myself a spiritual person and believe in an afterlife. I was curious about this book, but my main takeaway was the afterlife seems very busy! I thought I would find this book comforting, but I didn’t. The print quality or choice of typeface is poor, there is a blur/halo on the bottom of each letter so it was like reading with double vision.