Bringing Death To Life EXPORT

by Patricia Scanlan, Mary Helen Hensley, Aidan Storey

Take a heart-lifting journey into the great unknown ...

In Bringing Death to Life, well-known author Patricia Scanlan, along with soul friends and metaphysical healers Dr Mary Helen Hensley, Aidan Storey and Pamela Young, shine a light into an area that they believe needs to become part of the ordinary conversation of life, not to be feared or avoided in our communications, but recognised, understood, accepted: death.

Patricia, whose experience of the loss of her parents was the catalyst for this book, shares her own journey through grief, while Aidan, Mary Helen and Pamela -- who have abilities to channel, communicate with angels, and intuit and heal between this life and the next -- share personal experiences along with insight into death and the afterlife gained through their work.

Included are chapters on facing fear of death, being present during death of a loved one, the aftermath of loss, and connecting to signs and messages from beyond, along with remarkable stories of the afterlife in the everyday. Prayers, affirmations and messages from the angels also make up this special, thought-provoking and ultimately deeply comforting book.

Paperback

First published September 6, 2018

About the author

Patricia Scanlan was born in Dublin, where she still lives. Her #1 bestsellers include Apartment 3B; Finishing Touches; Foreign Affairs; Promises, Promises; Mirror, Mirror; City Girl; City Woman; City Lives; and Francesca’s Party. She has sold millions of books worldwide and is translated into many languages. Patricia is the series editor and a contributing author to the award winning Open Door literacy series, which she developed for adult literacy.

Reviews

[Oonagh Considine · Rating 1 out of 5]

I couldn’t get into this book at all!

[Michelle Raleigh · Rating 1 out of 5]

Only read half couldn't get into it.

[Annelies Dos Remedios · Rating 3 out of 5]

📚 "An Uplifting Exploration of Dying"

✍️ “Bringing Death to Life” is described as “an uplifting exploration of living, dying, the soul journey, and the afterlife” by four metaphysical healers, and it delivers on that promise. The anecdotes and short stories about their personal experiences were very enjoyable.

📕 I found myself strongly agreeing with some of their views—like the idea that “we are souls having a human experience, not humans having a spiritual experience”—but others were harder for me to connect with or just didn’t resonate.
It's important to keep in mind that all four authors share a common belief system, so the book presents a unified perspective on death and the afterlife.

📖 For anyone who has lost a parent, partner, pet, or even an unborn child (boxes I sadly check), this book offers an uplifting view of grief.
It can be comforting for those dealing with loss of any loved one, but it's best read with an open mind, as it’s just one perspective on a deeply personal subject.

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book about death. Topics like the death of a parent, a pet, or people having Alzheimer's at the time of death. It is written by mediums.