Rita's World: A View from the Non-Physical

by Frank DeMarco

We are connected. This book tells us how and why.Rita’s World is a conversation between friends in two Rita Warren, now in the non-physical world, Frank DeMarco, still in the body. While Rita was alive, the two had engaged in weekly sessions in which Rita had asked Frank questions about life, ranging from the simplest to the most profound. He had answered from an altered state of consciousness, speaking for the non-physical beings they called “the guys upstairs” or “TGU.” Those sessions were made into a book, The Sphere and the Hologram, after she died in 2008. Now, seven years after she made her transition out of the physical life (3-D), she returns to the same subjects with a different perspective . . . from her world now.Is life meaningful? Are we somehow important to the world? Is there a way for us in 3-D to visualize and understand the non-3-D world? Rita’s World answers these questions. Flowing as simply and easily as a conversation between friends, it offers the reader a new way to see the world. It puts the center of life back where it belongs, after centuries of incomplete and misleading answers. What’s more, it shows people by example how to find out for themselves what their life really is, and what it really amounts to.Those who were fascinated by Seth or Edgar Cayce will like this book.FRANK DeMARCO is the author of nine books rooted in 25 years of psychic exploration, including The Cosmic Internet, Afterlife Conversations with Hemingway, and The Sphere and the Hologram. Since 2005, he has been actively engaged in an on-going series of conversations with various non-physical beings, including historical individuals, “past lives,” aspects of personal guidance, and a generalized group he calls “the guys upstairs.” Author Charlottesville, VA

Genres: Spirituality

274 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 11, 2015

About the author

FRANK DEMARCO is the author of five books, including the non-fiction Muddy Tracks and The Sphere and the Hologram, and the novel Babe in the Woods. A former journalist and newspaper editorial writer, Frank was co-founder and chief editor of Hampton Roads Publishing Company, the powerhouse regional responsible for such best-sellers as Neale Donald Walschs Conversations with God series. He conducts workshops on communicating with guidance and writes a monthly column for The Meta Arts, an online magazine. His past and current thinking may be found on his blog, I of My Own Knowledge, on Everyday explorations into our Extraordinary Potential."

Reviews

[Ron Head · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing. Mind twisting. Eye-opening. I am so glad that I didn't miss this one. It lucidly explains many things that regression hypnosis unearths that did not seem to make sense previously.

[Sofia Karin · Rating 5 out of 5]

The after-life has always been one of humanities big mysteries. But while religions and belief-systems of old often has given images of what happens next that serves a certain purpose, today it seems that the idea of what comes after life is more open to interpretation than ever. And interest in after-life literature, such as the whole category of 'near death' experiences, is huge. It is a great thing then, to read something as understated, direct and open-minded as 'Rita's world'. What I really like about this book is that the whole premise is the friendship built up between the author Frank, and Rita. A respectful friendship, centered around their common interest in spirituality and philosophy in life, that simply doesn't end when Rita dies, but rather expands. From where she is on the other side, Rita has access to knowledge about existence that is far beyond ordinary knowledge. Through daily conversations Frank and Rita covers areas such as 'The nature of time,' 'Unlived potential' and 'Good and evil'.

A great read for anybody interested in "the other side."

[Luc Therrien · Rating 5 out of 5]

It sure broadened my horizons! I help people through past-life regression but sometimes it is difficult to help them grasp their experience. This book will help me couch and provide a framework to help my clients understand better the information they receive.!