Not everyone believes that Sylvia browne is a true Physic, me.. i dont know what i believe but i do know this Parts of this book rang true to me as it supported a few experiences that i have had, If your not a fan of Sylvia browne thats ok you dont have to be this is not a book of perdictions or anything truely Physic its is more or less a book about the other side told by those who believe they have seen it themselves

Worth reading

I was told an old family member read lots of Sylvia’s books, so I thought I would check her out. Very informative and made me want to explore some more.

Una visione dell'Aldilà favolistica, inconsistente, a tratti ridicola, priva di logica e con una coerenza interna quanto meno discutibile. Il resto è una citazione di aneddoti personali (spesso conditi da pizzichi di umorismo abbastanza superfluo) e un continuo ripetere di concetti cari alla PNL e alla psicologia.
Chiude il volume una serie di previsioni profetiche sul presente secolo. La prima di cui si citi pure l'anno preciso, quella sugli alieni che avrebbero dovuto farsi vedere a partire dal 2010, è già scaduta; da me non sono ancora passati, ma probabilmente è una questione di ritardi burocratici. Aspettiamo il 2023, per vedere se almeno riaffiora Atlantide...

I like Sylvia's style of writing. She is witty and interjects with many amusing things. Sometimes I find myself laughing out loud.

I am currently reading this book and find it fascinating. For me it's an exploration which I remember to take with a grain-of-salt but I can't help but think it all make sense. And thoughts that I had before... are coalescing together. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to study spirituality and work on it.
This book was witty, quick, and smart. It really urges one to trust in their higher power and offers so much insight!

Very interesting and gives a lot for us all to think about. I like her positive attitude!!

Since I was a child, I always liked Sylvia. I always vibed with what she was saying. The first time I read one of her books was last summer sometime. I liked most of that book, and flew through it. I have to say her writing style is very simple and easy to read, so even though I'm a slow reader, I can get through it quickly.

This book took me a little longer to get through, and at times it felt like a chore. (I don't like reading to feel like a chore!) There were quite a few anecdotes in this book that were in her other book, so I wasn't as interested in reading them this time around. Also, there were chapters of the book that I didn't enjoy reading. There was a section on abusive relationships that took me a while to get through because I didn't find it relevant to my life at this point. I found that I disagreed with more of this book than the other book of her's that I read. The chapter on the "dark side" was very difficult for me to get through.

I feel like in this book, Sylvia is coming from a more Christian place than I have experienced before. I previously thought that she was somewhere in the middle between Christianity and New Age/ Pagan beliefs. In this book she seemed much more slanted toward Christianity. That's fine, but doesn't resonate with me. I don't adhere to the belief in a constant battle between "light" and "dark."

Over all, I didn't hate this book, but I didn't love it either. I will probably give Sylvia's books another shot, but she may not be for me anymore.

If you believe in spirits/ghosts, read this.

A book that explains why we live, how we can understand who we are and where we come from.

It is very interesting to take part in Sylvia's thoughts where she describes her life as a medium. It is not a hocus pocus but clear facts that are presented here. But it wants you to be spiritually interested and think there is something more than our physical world.

It is about our whole senses and getting in touch with the other side where we are all going, sooner or later.

As a medium, Sylvia Browne has for over fifty years helped people to get in touch with their dead relatives and assisted the police in getting hold of criminals.

The book that came out in 2000 is a help for self-help and about what is the meaning of our lives.

Everything changes and does so constantly. Therefore, it is important that we understand living in the present and not take anything for granted.

Muy bueno!!!!!! Me encanto!

This book literally change my life and my faith. I was 21 when I first read this book on a whim. I was browsing the book isle while waiting on pictures to be developed at wallgreens when I saw this book and had remembered hearing about Sylvia Browne on TV and thought I would check it out.

I have change my belief systems many times over. I have been Baptist, Non-denominational, Wiccan, Buddhist and a few others. I have always been fascinated with death and life after death and searching for the one religion and faith that had all the answers. I don't think we are meant to know all the answers, but Sylvia Browne seems to have more than most others. Sylvia even admits that she is not always 100% right. No psychic ever is. So it makes me sad when people give her such a hard time when she has been wrong in the past. She stats in more than one of her books that her accuracy is not always right, but most of the time she is.

The best thing about this book is you don't have to be religious to enjoy and find comfort in it. After reading the first few chapters I was hooked! I have been following her and her spiritual teachings now for 13 years and am a member of Novus Spiritus. I have attended two of Sylvia Browne's seminars live twice while I lived in AZ. I own almost all of her books and have been involved in her study groups. I am currently working towards becoming a ordained minister through her church.

This book is amazing and it will bring you the peace you need in your life.

A beautiful book that gave me so many answers I didn't even know I was looking for- but my soul did. I haven't read these books in so long and have found I wish I still had them. I've read nearly all of her books cover to cover and then would use as reference. Sometimes it just helps to read a section or two of other people's experiences to know you're not alone or just if you need your spirits lifted. This book changed me and once I read it. As Sylvia always said, "take what you want and leave the rest", you don't have to believe blindly, she never intended that. But some things will just click.

Some of what she says rings true. But, over all, I think she is full of herself, an attention seeker and not as fully devoted to helping people as she claims to be. Some of what she says is insightful and thought provoking. The rest of it just sounds like it's made up. I am very wary of her. I like James Van Praugh better.. People who use their intuitive gifts mainly for profit make me skeptical.