This book offers the guiding hand we long for as we move, step by inexorable step, through the processes of bereavement. Are there insights that can help the bereaved to deal with their sorrow and loneliness? What should they expect as the bereavement process unfolds? May they still receive signs from their loved one – signs that prove love has transcended the boundary of death? Are there ways to let go and open again to life? Hans Stolp answers these questions and more with immense compassion, helping to alleviate that deep sense of isolation and confusion bereaved people often feel. His words also offer wonderful support to individuals who want give the best consolation they can to bereaved friends, but feel inhibited by the extraordinary barrier death often puts up between people. Each chapter ends with a poem offering solace and healing to the bereaved. Besides being a Protestant minister and student of the esoteric Christian tradition, Hans Stolp is psychic and, in the final chapter, he describes evidence he himself has gleaned of the enduring connection between the one who has died and those left on earth
127pp, 137mm x 215mm, softback, 2005
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