I'm Still With You: Communicate, Heal & Evolve with Your Loved One on the Other Side

by Sherrie Dillard

Continue Your Relationships with Loved Ones Who Have Passed to the Other Side

Our family and friends are still with us even after they've transitioned to the afterlife. Psychic medium Sherrie Dillard shares amazing case studies that show how the power of love transcends the veil between this world and the next. You will also discover exercises and meditations for healing grief and continuing the soul journey you are on with those who have passed away.

I'm Still With You also shares breathtaking insights into the soul review process that occurs on the other side and shows how that process uplifts and influences surviving loved ones. This comforting book provides suggestions to help you move through the grieving process and guides you on a transformative soul-to-soul journey with your cherished family and friends.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Grief, Self Help, Death

200 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 8, 2020

About the author

Psychic since childhood, Sherrie has been a professional psychic, medium and teacher for over twenty-five years.

Drawing from years of empowering others to develop their intuitive ability, Sherrie wrote her first book the best-selling Discover Your Psychic Type, (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2008 to help others better understand and identify their innate intuition. Business Reed Information said of the book: “Lifelong psychic Dillard (intuition development, Duke Univ.) offers up a genuinely satisfying work on developing psychic abilities well beyond the typical if-I-can-do-it, you-can-too!”

Her book Love and Intuition, (Llewellyn Worldwide, 2010) explores how to develop intuition in one of the most spiritual aspects of life: love and relationships. Of the book, SingleWomenRule.com wrote: "The book that can turn your love life around,” and Suite 101 wrote, "This book is a keeper!"

Her newly released book is The Miracle Workers Handbook: Seven Levels of Power and Manifestation of the Virgin Mary. This book revels the seven energy phases of Mary's life -a blueprint for living each day as a magical adventure of synchronicities, intuitive insights, sacred encounters, divine intervention and miracles.

Sherrie's writing has also appeared in national magazines such as Glamour, New Age Journal, Belief.net and on the Yahoo! home page. She has been featured on radio and television for her innovative books and her work as a psychic detective and medium. Along with musician Kenni Hairston, Sherrie has recorded three popular CD meditations and visualizations.

With a lifelong devotion and dedication to be of service, Sherrie has worked with diverse populations in unique settings. Along with her work as a professional intuitive she has helped to house and feed the poor and homeless in New York City, and in San Jose and San Francisco, CA. She has built simple water systems in Indian villages in the mountains of southern Mexico and Guatemala and created art therapy programs in treatment centers for troubled youth in North Carolina and Georgia.

Sherrie's love of service combined with her intuitive ability has catapulted her intuitive practice around the globe. She has given over 50,000 readings worldwide.

Sherrie holds a B.S. in Psychology and an M.Div. in New Thought pastoral counseling. She has taught intuition development classes at Duke University, Miraval Resort and in Europe, Costa Rica and Mexico. Her passion for the fusion of intuition, spirituality and conscious self-growth has made her a popular speaker and teacher at retreats and conferences both nationally and internationally.

Originally from Massachusetts, Sherrie has made Durham, North Carolina her home for the past eighteen years and can often be found walking along the river with her two dogs, Busta and Holland. Her daughter, Mariah, a high school English teacher, and a granddaughter also live in North Carolina. Her son, Aiden, a film maker, lives in Miami, Florida.

Reviews

[Jamie Rincker · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is similar to other books on this topic which I have read and a lot of the ideas are the same. I have heard of "spirit guides" before, your angels and protectors who help you here on Earth. It is a great comfort to know you are never alone.

I lost my grandmother a few years ago and we were really close. She had told others "Jamie and I have a special bond", I remember doing everything I could to take care of her at grandpa's funeral when I was 10 and she told me she never forgot. I had to stop reading a section one morning about loosing a grandmother because I was getting ready for work and could not stop crying. This book can really hit home.

I have a decoration for my rearview mirror made with her funeral flowers with a charm which says "When a cardinal appears, your angel is near". Thank you for mentioning birds being a sign from above. I find it comforting knowing she still watches over me.

I also lost an ex boyfriend to suicide almost 10 years ago. I remember having a bad day at work, my stress level was through the roof, and our high school prom song came on over the radio and stopped me in my tracks. It was like he was saying "Calm down, I am here". I also had a dream shortly after he passed about what it would have been like if we had stayed together. All of these things are mentioned in great detail in this book.

I still think about my grandmother every day and not long ago, got the feeling she wasn't staying as close anymore. I don't know why, but this upset me a great deal. This book answered the question why and gave me the reassurance I needed to know she is ALWAYS with me, even though I don't always feel it.

What makes this book different? It gives you exercises you can do if you feel like you need to talk to your loved ones on the other side. This is a good reference guide I will keep for when I need it again. Thank you for a great book to review, it was my pleasure reading it!

[Julianne Nielsen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I didn’t know what to expect when purchasing this book. What I got out of it is priceless. I have been able to better connect and hone in on messages and the presence of my mother who passed away three years ago. I will be keeping this book for the rest of my life, and I will be rereading and continuing to underline important sentences that spoke to me. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who has experienced a loss of any kind close to their hearts. This author has truly shaped my beliefs and her work has changed me forever.

[Dawn · Rating 5 out of 5]

A beautiful book to help in your grief and healing journey. For someone who hasn’t read a lot of books about spirituality, after-life, soul contracts, etc it may not be the best book to start with. A lot of what the author shares is not directly supported in text, but just has to be believed. So if someone needs something more concrete to make them believe, I’d maybe start with other books (many she lists in the reference at the end of the book). But if your heart is open, this is a lovely book to make you truly believe our loved one are not far away.

[L.P. · Rating 4 out of 5]

I just needed this right now

[Bianca · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really enjoyed some of the theories and exercises, they were extremely comforting. However, some I really disagree with... like children who have been abused have supposedly consented to that happening before they're born. I understand that we can grow and learn from terrible things that happen to us (if we survive them anyway...) but that idea just doesn't sit right with me. I think sometimes people are just nasty, and that has nothing to do with our souls and life plan.
I'm definitely picking and choosing the bits of this book that vibe with me and my beliefs 😊.

[janne Boswell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved it! I found this book to be very reassuring. When we lose a love one, grief is a painful process that involves feelings of regret, guilt, confusion, anger, sadness. The Author does an excellent job helping you put the loss in perspective by offering ways to 'communicate' through dreams, writing, journalling, intuition and sensing a presence. I especially liked the idea the Author suggests of asking a loved one to be 'with you' in your dream. There are many practical tips and advice the Author offers to make the grief process an 'active' process so you can work through & process your feelings. Thank you NetGalley and Llewellyn Publications for the opportunity to read this delightful book!

janne b.
https://seniorbooklounge.blogspot.com/

[Richelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the second Sherrie Dillard book I’ve read, and although I didn’t like it as much as the first, I found it full of insight.

Dillard discusses what happens to the souls of our loved ones after they’ve passed on, describing the soul review process. This section could have easily been lifted from one of Michael Newton’s books about our souls’ journeys. In later chapters, she discusses how our deceased loved ones continue to communicate with us today, and provides exercises we can complete to communicate with our loved ones on the other side.

I appreciated the author’s easygoing and conversational writing style, but found several sections repetitive. I received the most insight from the book through her inclusion of several case studies, where she assisted her clients in communicating with their deceased loved ones.

Perhaps I will gain more insight from the book if I have the opportunity to read it again.

3.5 stars

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have always believed that everyone has the potential to receive messages from the departed. The difference between those who do receive messages and those who don't is simply belief and practice. Like anything else worthwhile, time and attention has to be applied to develop a skill. Sherrie Dillard has done a great job in helping a reader to understand the potential that is there and the ways to practice and connect to loved ones. The author describes experiences she has had with others that I truly loved reading about. This book is a wonderful resource for those looking to move away from guilt, regret and move forward through their grief. Many thanks to Llewellyn Publications and Netgally for the opportunity to read an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

[Dawn Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’m Still With You by Sherrie Dillard

200Pages
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide Ltd, Llewellyn Publications
Release Date: May 8, 2020

Nonfiction (Adult), Religion, Spirituality, Intuitive, Psychic Communications, Medium, Afterlife

Imagine you can receive messages from loved ones after they passed. You can be reassured they are fine from the other side, or they can give you messages. In this book, Sherrie talks about sessions she has had with clients and psychic conversations. She talks about signs and signals to look for to know your loved ones are near you. She also reiterates the four different types of psychics. If you are intuitive or would like to improve your psychic skills, I recommend this book.

[Sam Andersen · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 Stars: This was a nice “Outline” about passing to the other side, but it needs further development. I can picture this as a handout given to someone grieving a loss; but there is not enough detail or volume to even be called a novella. I’ve read many books on the subject over the past 35 years from varied sources. It’s always good to hear different perspectives. But this was a disappointment. InformatIon states the book to be >200 pages; it was not:

[Amanda Riley · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is amazing. After reading this book I am no longer afraid of death. That is huge because it was always a big fear I had throughout my whole life. I also learned so much about how to communicate with my loved ones who have passed which has given me tremendous amounts of peace and healing. I am so thankful to have read this book and I plan to read more from this author. I highly recommend this book to anyone.

[Amy Gray-Cunningham · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book!

Sherrie is an amazing storyteller. She provides good advice on how to connect with loved ones who have passed while weaving stories from client readings to support her findings. I recommend it to anyone especially if you have experienced the passing of a loved one.

[Carolyn · Rating 2 out of 5]

I Am Still With You

I Am Still With You. Book is poorly written , the grammar is so bad it ruined my reading flow. The topic was interesting (2 points). The content is written with such knowing as if the author had already experienced the after life. Way too authoritive for the subject. I do not recommend this book.

[Rachel LightElemental · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautifully, thoughtfully written. I found it to be validating of my own feelings, guidance and intuition. Many helpful and thought-provoking exercises and incredible life stories of loss. I recommend this book for anyone who is in grief and struggling with the illusion of separation. Only love is real.

[Marie · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5

I wouldn’t necessary say that the first section was entirely unhelpful but I did raise my eyebrows a considerable number of times. However, I valued section 3 and 4 and much of this knowledge will stay with me and help me going forward.

[Ripley King · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a very healing read. I loved the authors concept of the afterlife and find it to be the most comforting. The only thing I didn't like about this book was how redundant some of the paragraphs were.

[Lynne · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book had helpful information and an uplifting perspective on connecting with our loved ones after they pass away. It kinda dragged at times for me and the writing was very flowery or maybe too expressive. I found myself saying, ‘hurry up say what you want to say!’

[QueenDee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beautifully written

This book is a really amazing book for anyone whose looking for a book to help not only heal your own grief but to help you loved one who passed on communicate with you

[Jennifer Ingley · Rating 4 out of 5]

some beautiful thoughts

Although I don’t completely buy into the author’s overall belief system, I enjoyed reading some beautiful passages about her occupational interactions with grieving clients who want to communicate with their deceased loved ones.

[amanda pastore]

Wonderful read

This book has been a life saver. I started this book the day after m beloved son passed unexpectedly. It has really helped in this time of grief.

[LemontreeLime · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting.

[Jill · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book and listened via audible. The narration was very good and soothing.
I would recommend this book for sure. I believe!

[Jill Lesley Malinouskas-Negro · Rating 5 out of 5]

Comforting.

[Jerilyn E. Church · Rating 5 out of 5]

Comforting for a grieving heart

It is compelling storytelling and reassuring for anyone grieving. It's a book you find yourself returning to more than once.

[mich tonks · Rating 4 out of 5]

I LOVE how this book can be a source of comfort for those going through loss / grief. I just thought there’d be more… of a “witchy” connection. That’s why it only got 4 stars.

[Sabrina Rutter · Rating 4 out of 5]

A helpful book for those in mourning to better recognize the connection that still exists between yourself, and the person you lost.