Experiences From the Light: Ordinary People’s Extraordinary Experiences of Transformation, Miracles, and Spiritual Awakening

by Keidi Keating

"Experiences From the Light" shares more than 50 fascinating stories of extraordinary, true-life adventures of light, including spiritual awakenings, near-death experiences, unexplainable synchronicities, and stories of love and heart.
It sometimes seems that the world in which we live is falling apart. We are experiencing more turmoil than ever before and desperately seeking a light in our lives. "Experiences From the Light" will teach you to have faith in your life situations, warm your overwhelmed heart, remind you to look for the signs that the universe provides, and awaken you to new and bright possibilities.
The stories in "Experiences From the Light" will astound and hearten you:
An ill woman's story of how she came close to death, and the extraordinary aftermath visitations by masters, angels, monks, and Biblical figures.
How one woman found herself out of her body and walking up a staircase to a door of great light as her grandmother crossed to the other side.
How a man's distressing illness was instantly healed after he crossed into the light. Years of pain and suffering vanished in an instant, and the symptoms have not returned since.

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 19, 2015

Reviews

[Barry Huddleston · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Experiences From the Light” is one of those books that I almost passed up. I saw the Author’s name and, after reading a little of her previous book, decided that I had no time for a bunch of new-age fru fru. I received a review copy in the form of an ebook during Christmas and that is, as we all know, the season for carb overload. But, like some cosmic Nike commercial, I decided to just do it — or, in this case, give the book a fair read. To my surprise, “Experiences From the Light” wasn’t just good, it was brilliant.

I was so impressed with “Experiences From the Light” that I decided to read The Light: A Book of Wisdom and discovered that it is equally brilliant.

I suppose that it is the perspectives and personal anecdotes of the various authors that really moved me. Some of the stories really touched me and I felt uplifted by the end of the book. All in all, I found it to be brilliant. I give it 5 stars out of 5 and a hat-tip to those who contributed their stories.

[Kate Feathers · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a lovely collection of unique stories about people's experiences with the divine. I feel that sometimes we have experiences we can't explain and because of that, we tuck them away and in doing that, we downplay their significance. This book opened up for me, memories of the many experiences I've had that have saved me, led me in some beautiful direction or helped me to understand and process difficulties in life. It's a wonderful and easy read, lighthearted and warm. I feel more bonded with Light beings of the world having read this. I love the fact that it is a collection of stories from ordinary people and that proceeds go to charity. It's a book that creates a virtual campfire for ordinary, good folks. I'm now submitting some of my own stories for the next edition.

[Lisa Leikam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read!

A wonderful book of personal journeys and awakenings that changed their lives. A great book for those who have also seen the light, and for those who haven't.

[Jennifer England · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book. I have had it for a while and something pulled me to it as my next read. Been feeling Angel nudges. Will give you a peaceful calm when thinking about stepping into the Light (not always an NDE). Fortunately for us they didn't stay in the Light. Most came back to us to give testimony of this incredible experience or of their awakening moment. I especially like Brian Longhurst story even though all were inspiring. Thank you Keidi for writing this collection (voices not ignored) of extraordinary experiences of transformation, miracles and spiritual awakenings to give us the opportunity to read about the doors that have been opened to so many. And I like your name.