Afterlife Communication

by R. Craig Hogan, Gary E. Schwartz, Sonia Rinaldi

"Afterlife Communication: 16 Proven Methods, 85 True Accounts" contains descriptions of methods people are using today to communicate with loved ones who have passed away. The authors are acknowledged experts in afterlife communications who developed the methods, are using them, and are teaching people how to use them. The book contains actual accounts of people's connections with their loved ones on the other side using the methods. The authors are the presenters at the upcoming New Developments in Afterlife Communication conference presented by the Academy for Spiritual and Consciousness Studies in Scottsdale, Arizona, July 11-13, 2014. It is the first conference ever to present all of the cutting-edge methods people are using successfully today to connect with loved ones in the afterlife.

Afterlife Communication Accounts in the Book

Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D., author of "The Afterlife Experiments" and "The Living Energy Universe," describes the soul phone, through which people in the afterlife answer questions and indicate their presence

Rochelle Wright, M.S., author of "Guided Afterlife Connections," a state-licensed grief and trauma psychotherapist, describes the connections clients have had during psychotherapy sessions

R. Craig Hogan, Ph.D., author of "Your Eternal Self" and co-author of "Guided Afterlife Connections" and "Induced After Death Communications," provides the journals written by people who have connected with loved ones using the Self-guided Afterlife Connection method

Maria Pe, Esq., attorney and author of "Journey to the Upper Realm," describes using meditation to connect regularly with her two sons living in the afterlife

Victor Zammit, Ph.D., retired lawyer from Australia, author of "A Lawyer Presents the Case for the Afterlife" and "Friday Afterlife Report," describes physical materializations, reunions with loved ones, and clear voices manifested through physical mediums

Sonia Rinaldi, M.S., pioneering researcher in instrumental transcommunication (ITC), presents three accounts of her use of a PC to record voices of people in the afterlife speaking to loved ones on the phone and PC

Mark Ireland, author of "Soul Shift" and "Messages from the Afterlife" describes how he was able to heal his grief through communication with his son in the afterlife

Suzanne Giesemann, M.A., former Navy Commander and talented medium, describes how a husband in spirit persisted and finally connected with his wife still on Earth

Rosemary Ellen Guiley, author of 50 books on afterlife and paranormal subjects, describes accounts of dream visits with people in spirit

Bruce Moen, workshop presenter, describes accounts of people he trained to go to the afterlife to rescue souls who were lost or stuck

Karen Herrick, Ph.D. president of the Academy and author of "You're Not Finished Yet" describes the making of a medium

Irma Slage, medium and author of "Phases of Life After Death: Written in Automatic Writing," describes her own connections using automatic writing and the connections others have made using the method

Carol Morgan, describes how she uses a pendulum to communicate with her son in spirit, who explains remarkable truths about the afterlife

Joe Higgins, medium, describes accounts of people receiving signs from loved ones in the afterlife and how to be open to the signs

Herb Puryear, Ph.D., and Anne Puryear, D.D., authors of "Stephen Lives!, The Edgar Cayce Primer," and "Messages from God, " explain the varieties of connections people have experienced in a specially designed room they describe

Susanne Wilson, M.A., medium, presents two accounts written by parents in which Susanne was able to connect them with their children on the other side

Genres: Spirituality

318 pages, Paperback

First published April 12, 2014

About the author

R. Craig Hogan,Ph.D., author of Your Eternal Self and co-author of Guided Afterlife Connections and Induced After Death Communications, is on the boards of the Academy for Spiritual and Consciousness Studies, Association for Evaluation and Communication of Evidence for Survival, and the American Society for Standards in Mediumship and Psychical Investigation.

Reviews

[Bev · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow. This book has a great set of personal stories of people speaking with loved ones or having experiences with the afterlife. It was interesting how different people’s experiences have been, seeing people who have passed on helping others in their passing or helping them to survive, to being able to speak to loved ones who died tragically. The stories are both sad and lovely in some instances. For me, reading the story of Maria, who through meditation was able to communicate with her young sons that had been murdered by their own father was astounding. Such a tragic story but with her experiences came healing for her and hope that there is a better place for those who have passed on. I really loved her story and how it helped her. Her journal of her experiences is pretty amazing, I would love to read more about her story. This is definitely a great compilation of experiences for anyone who is curious about afterlife communication.
I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

[Michelle Mccormick · Rating 4 out of 5]

Up until recently, I have been very fortunate to have never really lost anyone close to me so I have not given much thought to afterlife communication. Since my Aunt Wanda's death a couple of months ago, I have been not only hoping for it but doing some research on the subject. I was given this book and immediately dove in in hopes that I could find a way to communicate with her for not only myself, but for my mom and grandma as well. I love that the author has given you 16 different methods and that each is backed not only by the expert in that method, but also by true accounts of each. Some of the methods are definitely not something that I would necessarily have believed possible but I know with an open mind and heart, most anything is!!!
I personally enjoyed the chapter on dream connections and receiving and understanding signs. I love the idea of seeing my Aunt Wanda again in my dreams and my mom has already seen several signs that she is still with us :) I would recommend this book to anyone who has lost a loved one or anyone who is curious about the afterlife.

[Donna Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting, nothing new.

Essentially a compilation of cases and data from several different events and sources. If you've researched this topic to
any extent, it's familiar.

[Kari Karr · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another home run for Gary schwartz

Great for suffering family and friends, a very helpful approach to an important subject. Thank you for all this effort.

[Katie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Afterlife Communication is a compilation of people’s accounts of their experiences of communicating with those who have passed away. They stories are grouped together by one of sixteen ‘proven’ methods. Before reading, I had thought that there would be more information on the proven methods themselves, but there was very little information on why each method was considered legitimate. I felt like more context and information on each of the methods would have made this book more interesting and believable. For instance, one of the first methods mentioned is voices of spirits recorded on the pc through a conversation on a phone. There was very little information on the process itself, so I was more distracted by wondering why this is considered a good or trusted method. The stories of the various people’s experiences are interesting in and of themselves and it is eye opening to see the variety of methods. This is probably more of a book for people who already believe or are open to believing in afterlife communication, not for people looking for strong research or information on the processes themselves.

I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

[Megan Darlene · Rating 2 out of 5]

Right away I was intrigued with this book. What if it were possible to communicate with the dead? To speak to a loved one who has passed away? The problem with this, is not that it is necessarily impossible, but do you need a book telling you how to do it? My belief has always been that the dead never truly leave you and if you need to communicate all you need to do is use your heart. I tend to feel that this book might offer things that are not necessary or even possible, I think that miracles do happen but not in a way that we may be able to fully comprehend. Maybe the author of this book is even taking advantage of those desperate people who have lost people important to them.I received a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.

[Marievic · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was really interesting to read. I'm a believer but I don't like to spend a whole lot of time thinking about whether or not these events actually occurred, but it is definitely something interesting to read about. I don't think I would ever try any of these methods, I'd rather let those who've passed.. rest in peace. I'd recommend this book to anyone looking to contact loved ones in the "afterlife".

[Mary L. Rogers · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

this is a must read. Once I started the book I couldn't put it down. I learned so much and recommend this book to people who want to connect with the other side.