The Rainbow Bridge: Universal Book of Living, Dying and Dreaming

by Brent N. Hunter

The Rainbow Bridge illuminates the common ground within the world’s major religions and spiritual systems. It can be used to help bring about a sense of inner peace and calmness no matter what is going on in the world around you.

Genres: Religion, Nonfiction

Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2018

About the author

Author of The Power of KM, The Rainbow Bridge, The Pieces of Our Puzzle, Nuggets of Wisdom and More Nuggets of Wisdom

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a wonderful read. I found hope in it after losing a family member in a horrific way. It wasn't what I expected to get from it, but it helped me in a way that was needed at this time. I rushed through and will edit this after I re-read it again. I am looking forward to savoring the words this time, I think my grief got in the way or caused me to find what was needed at the time within it's pages and now I want to really delve into this and see where it takes me next.

[Mary · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting read

[Bonnie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple but Not Easy!

This book is a very short read but don’t think that it doesn’t contain a plethora of knowledge. The messages are, as stated in the book several times, “simple but not easy”. Which I feel is the very essence of life on earth. The messages are simple but integrating them into our daily “reality” is not always easy. I see this book as an uplifting, motivational tool to be your best self for the benefit of the collective, a gentle kick in the butt to delve a little deeper into yourself. I see each separate message as a bullet point in which you need to ask your higher self, your soul, what it means for you. I really do look forward to reading it again, as I feel guided, to see what new message is revealed to me!

[Silas · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a book of spiritual advice that I hadn't heard of. I think I might have won it, because I'm not sure why I would have bought it from the name. Despite that, it's full of great advice. The book was published over a decade ago, and if I had read it when it came out, I might have been able to learn more from it. As it stands, I had already learned these lessons prior to reading it. That doesn't mean those are bad lessons, just that I already knew them. I generally agreed with everything in this book, which doesn't really happen with every book of wisdom like this for me. If you are a seeker, you will find good advice here, and depending what you have already learned, it might be new to you.