As I read this book, I kept comparing the thoughts of this psychic and author, Sylvia Browne, with Lorna Byrne, the author that can see angels. Lorna talks about our guardian angels, where Sylvia says we have a "spirit guide." Lorna seems to have more of a spiritualness about her, while Sylvia just wants to tell us all about her psychic readings and visions. Most of Sylvia's book really to me was telling us how to live a happy life, and be positive. I got very curious as to how Sylvia Browne passed away, but I couldn't find any indication as to a cause of death on the internet. I don't understand why her family would keep it a secret since she was a pretty popular public figure. Searching more online, it became more apparent that many people thought Sylvia to be a fraud since many of her predictions did not come true or were wrong. My "favorite" prediction was aliens will begin allowing themselves to be seen on earth in 2010. Has anyone seen an alien or do I have to watch the Syfy network for that? Well all I can say is this woman seemed very nice, was surprisingly a Catholic school teacher, and seems to have a very vivid imagination. May she rest in peace and hopefully she is in a better place.

A fraud! Don't waste your time on it.

I love Sylvia Browne and have for years. She has helped so many people navigate tragedies and fears about the future. So much of what she says makes perfect sense and she has been a gift to all of us.

Again I read this book for a sense of peace after my father's recent passing. I don't know how much of it is true. Some of it I knew to be true through personal experience and innate, inexplicable beliefs I have about life after death. But then, some of it seemed silly. I choose to believe in a lot of what Sylvia Browne has to say, but I know I don't have the patience to do a lot of the mind exercises and affirmations she recommends. I read this for a sense of peace and that is what I got.

So much of it makes so much sense. It definitely gets me to thinking a lot more about everything all around me. Sylvia has touched upon many things that I'd felt or sensed or experienced. But I think it will take a long time to digest fully what she explains about the paranormal and afterlife and coincidences and other phenomenon. It's all so truly fascinating, and bizarre. I'll most likely be thinking about these words for years to come.

I first seen her on Oprah in the 90s and I wanted to read her book. Took me a long time but I was not disappointed. She talks about her past psychic work and her beliefs. I am amazed on her abilities and predictions not to mention the advice she gives the reader. Looking forward to reading her other books that she has published

After going through a crisis of faith, I was sure that psychics could help restore my faith in the divine. After buying several of her books and reading them I was completely convinced that she would make a wonderful fiction writer. She has no talents. After reading her biography and reviews of her 'psychic' sessions I realized she was a complete fraud. Her ideas are absolutely looney. If she believes half of what she writes she's a nut.

Well, I read most of the first chapter, the chapter on hauntings, and glossed over the chapter on predictions. In my opinion, it's all hooey. (The haunting chapter was actually not bad. What bothers me most is capitalization for emphasis. I'm pretty sure 'The Other Side' and 'Home' are not proper nouns.)

Getting a glimpse into another realm of our experience here is a gift. Not only is there information in this book about life after death but it touches on many other areas we can learn from with regard to our personal power, how we treat each other, what our goals are and purposes is here on Earth. Anyone on a spiritual quest has something to learn from this book about their personal identity with the constant ping reminding us to let ourselves truly live and appreciate each day for what it is, not allowing fear to run our emotions and thus our lives.

This book has helped me so much. When I read any of her books she makes me feel so positive about life. I've learned to worry less and look at death as another adventure and not the end.

Loved it! Sylvia has a casual and "easy to relate to" writing style. Great book for spiritual readers.

A fascinating glimpse of "life" after life.