Amikor elveszítünk valakit, a fájdalom mellett a hiányérzet az, amitől a legjobban szenvedünk. S míg a fájdalmat enyhítheti az idő múlása, addig az űr, amelyet a szeretett lény távozása hagy bennünk, csak egyre nagyobb lesz. Úgy érezzük, minket is elnyel, tehetetlenek vagyunk vele szemben. Vagy mégsem? Lyn Ragan mély meggyőződéssel hiszi – és ebben saját története és tapasztalatai erősítették meg –, hogy halottaink, földi porhüvelyüket levetve, tovább élnek a Túlvilágon. S ahogyan mi is a legbensőnkben őrizzük emléküket, úgy ők sem feledkeznek meg rólunk. Kommunikálnak velünk. Jeleket küldenek. Ezeket az üzeneteket azonban nem mindig könnyű fogni és értelmezni, márpedig mindnyájan egyértelmű jelekre vágyunk. Egy új nyelvet is fáradságos munka elsajátítani, de a Szellemek Nyelvét megtanulni még nehezebb. Ebben segít Lyn Ragan, aki rendszerezi a Másik Oldalról érkező jelek fajtáit és jelentésüket. A Kopogtat a Túlvilág egyfajta ábécéskönyve ezeknek a jeleknek és üzeneteknek, a halottaink küldte ajándékok megfejtéséhez. Halott szeretteink kommunikálni akarnak velünk. Ha kapcsolatban szeretnél maradni azokkal a szeretteiddel, akik már elhagyták a földi világot, és fel szeretnéd ismerni a Másik Oldalról érkező ajándékokat, ez a könyv hasznodra lesz!
Lyn Ragant élete nagy tragédiája indította el a spiritualizmus útján. Kedvesét, Chipet meggyilkolták. Gyászából Chip Odaátról érkező üzenetei ragadták ki – a nő azt kívánta tőle, hogy írja meg a történetüket. Míg Lyn első regényén dolgozott, megismerkedett az energiamunka spirituális művészetével, tanulmányozta a reikit, az auraérzékelést és a csakra-kiegyensúlyozást. Később hivatásos aurafényképész, felszentelt lelkész és gyerekkönyvíró lett belőle. Ma Atlantában él.
After being killed while preparing for work, a man's love for his fiance' enables him to communicate from the Afterlife. Months after his death, Lyn was moved to record her communications with her partner on the other side. Born and raised in south Florida, Lyn now lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where she continues to write about her dreams. Wake Me Up! was her first book and We Need To Talk was her second. Both are available online www.lynragan.com.
I really liked this book. It helps a lot knowing that my mom is here with me spiritually even though I can't see her. After reading one of the chapters, I had to know that my mom was with me. I asked for a sign and I had it within minutes.
True stories of loss and love, hold a special place in my heart. This is a true story that could happen to anyone, and in an instant our lives could be forever changed. Having friends who have died, makes me hopeful of their various signs, that I've since discovered, after reading this book. If you've lost someone close, this is a sure read to connect with them from heaven to earth.
I really enjoyed reading (and listening) about the multitude of subtle and fascinating possible signs from beyond. Having read innumerable accounts of the NDE's of flat-liners who were revived, as well as having many beloved loved ones "on the other side", I found all these possibilities feasible and fun to anticipate. This book is relaxing and truly enjoyable to read, and it provides hope and comfort too for those who grieve the loss of loved ones. I liked the narrators style and voice too. I plan on listening repeatedly until l absorb all the possibilities. Sometimes I listen as I fall asleep which really is a perfect subject to ponder as you subconsciously absorb the information.
Given book by two of m sisters after discussing signs we have received from the ones we have lost. Found that I have been very fortunate to be able to communicate with my late husband who I miss every day. It was a quick, easy, and informative read. I thank m sisters for passing it on and with their permission will share with others like us struggling to deal with the loss of our best friends and lovers.
I love this book. I have had many experiences from my mom who passed away,this book confirmed what I thought was here communicating with me. I will share this book with family and friends. It is very well written and makes you think of experiences you have had with your deceased ones.
I really love finding books that aren't afraid to just say it! The afterlife is a real thing, we do receive signs from our loved ones and death is not the end.
Lyn discusses how afterlife communications - messages from our loved ones - are numerous and frequent. Then she shares stories, some her own and some from others, showing how our loved ones send signs signaling their presence. Signs From The Afterlife helps the reader "speak the Language of Spirit" by showing how to look for and interpret the signs our loved ones are sending which is right up my alley - connecting to the Spirit of the Universe and our loved ones. Animals and all!
Robyn Reynolds, Author and Spirit Photographer, Let Them Know...That I am Here
I never would have known about this book or author, if it wasn't for being Facebook friends with her editor who'd reposted a plea for stories and experiences to be shared for it. I answered, and was sent a copy as the author used my own experience. Having finished this book, I must say the feeling I have made it worth the read, and worth the five star rating. Do pick it up, even if only to feel the happiness that having hope can give you.
This book warmed my heart and informed me of the Afterlife and how to communicate with my loved ones. This book arrived in my life at the right time. I do believe it was sent by a special loved one!
I would recommend this book to anyone that has lost someone close to them. It taught me a lot and opened up my kind to accepting the signs that come from my loved ones. I always believed in the afterlife but more so now after reading this book. It is a great comfort in times of grief.
Lyn's sign interpretations are incredibly similar to signs from my mom. It is very comforting to believe they communicate from beyond. I didn't want to put the book down.
This is a thin, little book, but I had a terrible time getting through it. Once I put it down I didn't want to pick it up again. It was not what I was looking for.