Started off really good and then just got silly!!

If you have ever wondered what life on the other side is like and feel that some of the religious jargon is just too vague...Sylvia Browne walks you through exactly happens from the moment you breath your last. Including theories of life on the other side, angels, why we are born and have the lives we lead. Even if you don't believe all that Sylvia says, it as good an explanation as I have heard.

This book makes you have a different view point at life and the afterlife. Being a christian, some of the information relayed from Sylvia seemed a bit far fetched to me, but it brought me some closure on losing some people close to me in life. Our lives on this Earth are temporary, chosen by us, and Heaven is truly our home. Again, a christian, reading a book about the afterlife may seem a bit odd, but she explains that heaven and hell are real, along with what heaven is like.

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I read this book many years ago at a time when I needed answers. This book provided many of the answers to allow my mind to open up to the possibilities of life after death. Sylvia Browne's book led me on a path to dig deeper into the mysteries. Now, I have many more answers and know that what she presents in the book are some of the possibilities. Although I do not agree with everything in the book - I recommend this book for those who want to begin to open up to life beyond.

This is a truly compelling story of accounts from the- beyond or afterlife. The accounts question and contradict many of our religious conventions about heaven and hell. I have no problem approaching accounts of the afterlife with a truly open mind, after-all, there can never be any true eye witness accounts, therefor a high degree of subjectivity exists. We have, however, drip fed information through mediums, and this book truly gives an inspiring and uplifting account of what we may have to look forward to.

The after life is in our realm, different dimension. Ghost are confused and lost, but real. Someone on the other side will be waiting for you. Evil souls are don't get peace or time in heaven. That is their hell. All of my questions have actually been answered.

In the interest of anyone who's not open to what psychics have to say, let me just cut to the chase:

Five Stars to Life on the Other Side.

For those of you with more curiosity... This book blew me away. A tiny bit of backstory: I had never heard of Sylvia Browne until last week, had never seen her on the Montel Williams Show, nor ever heard of her "theories," but I have long believed that certain people come into your life at a certain time for a reason that's not usually understood until you've learned something vital from them. Often, you won't realize this until you look back on that time/person/knowledge with 20/20 hindsight. The last six months of my life have led me directly to this book.

I am not the person to tell you that all of what Ms. Browne says is true and that you must believe her, but I can tell you that my beliefs, rough as they are, match identically with what she says is true based on her sixty years as a psychic. She sites thousands of interviews with people from all over the globe who have had "weird" things happen to them, and from those experiences plus her own, she "knows" what the Afterlife holds. I think my agreement with her would come as no surprise to Ms. Browne.

Good news for any skeptics: Religion really plays no part in her beliefs, other than there definitely is a God. After that, Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism, Protestantism, et al, are Earthly interpretations that have no distinction in the Afterlife as long as you "do good" on Earth.

The book, co-written by Lindsay Harrison, is well-written, straight-forward, and very interesting. If you have the time and curiosity, I highly recommend this book... even if it's just to consider the possibility of the Other Side.

I've always enjoyed Sylvia Browne's books. This one gives you an insight into what it is like on the other side. Gave me hope with the passing of my father a few weeks ago. I had given it to him to read after I did in regards to my grandmother passing, and now I'm reading it again because of his passing. It's comforting to know there is a lot waiting for us when we pass.

There really was nothing like listening to the chainsmoking voice of this lil fraud giving me a tour of the nonexistent afterlife. Thank goodness I didn't pay for this one. Guys: psychics are not real. This book is one of the weirdest things I've ever subjected my ears to, and I'm glad my curiosity is satiated. Rest in peace, Sylvia... oh wait.

A great started book for those interested in learning one groups oppionion on life after death and what to expect, like any book about more religious aspects you dont have to agree with the entire book but, there are a lot of things in this book that make it so very worth the read

Overall it was an interesting book. I really just read it because Wendy kind of made me read it. It paints a fairly idealistic portrayal of what heaven could be like and it would be great if that's what really happens after you die. It's kind of hard to believe that everything in the book is true though. I would mostly recommend it as entertainment value, although I did like that the book suggests that reincarnation is true. The Goodreads description of the book is quite accurate, so I'd recommend reading that review as well before you read the book. "These kinds of glowing accounts of the other side cause skeptics to snicker, believers to feel comforted, and thousands of fans to keep on buying her books". I guess I'm one of the snickering skeptics!