Well organized, covers a broad range of topics

This is a book that either summarizes neatly and in order a great deal of information for people who have read many books detailing individuals' stories and experiences of the greater reality *or* presents neatly and in order the main points to know about the greater reality for someone new to these ideas. The book works for both cases.

Some people enjoy many personal stories in order to get a feel of what can happen. That's not this book. This is more of an overview along with how knowledge of the greater reality applies to an individual and what individuals, or their loved ones, can do to get themselves ready for one's move into the greater reality, either in this lifetime or after.

It is positive, encouraging, and informative.

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I will reread this many times because it is so special

The first section written by William Buhlman is an authentic look at the author’s life work to connect with your Higher Self. Just masterful! The second part of this WONDERFUL book written by Susan Buhlman deals with the delicate subject of preparation for dying. Rare insight which is so necessary to read for either yourself or a family members transition to the next phase of their spiritual journey. A truly great book!

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great way to deal with a delicate topic

this book deals with a topic that many people find uncomfortable, are hesitant to talk about, or don't realize that this even IS a topic that needs to be addressed.
This book manages to convey a thoughtful and insightful approach to our death and dying process, and consequently, touches upon our living process at the same time.
In an age where a lot of us seem to be following a path to see more meaning to our lives, this book suggests tools to approach the inevitable ending of our earthly life in also a meaningful way.
I love the narrator's soft and gentle voice- it very much blends in well with, what can be considered by some people, a very delicate subject.
The Authors seem to be very knowledgeable about what they write about which is felt throughout the entire book.
A definite must-read for anyone wanting thought provoking insights into ways of approaching our inevitable mortality in a productive, meaningful and insightful way.

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Out of this world

I absolutely loved this book. It really put into perspective life after death. Highly Recommend.

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Love the authors, the data, and the story.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would recommend the book. The performance, the audio version, lacked feeling, appropriate pauses, and simply did not transfer the significant data. I tried several times to listen; but finding myself unable to listen to the performance I simply bought the book because the information is that important. William Buhlman has given me more of the vital information I have needed than anyone other single source. I put him in the same elevated category as Robert Monroe, Joseph McMoneagle, and (more readable then) the late Ingo Swan. William Buhlman's books should be on the required reading and understanding list of anyone seriously looking to understand their true nature and the true nature of our multiple universes.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Alexis Brooks?

Christopher Lane or the authors themselves.

Any additional comments?

Read this book and re-read this book several times along with any other book by William Buhlman. If you are seeking answers and a method of self exploration without the trouble and pain of esoteric and costly cults; then this information is vital.

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Lot of knowledge! Worth reading few times!

I don't like that there is written so much about dying but I understand that this is quiet big issue for most of people.
Valuable book, recommending.

We are Spirit.

I enjoyed this book it hit many topics that I have
stuggled with personally. It made me appreciate Hospice care on an entirely different level. We need more Doulas as this is a very important position and more focus needs to be put on management and care at this important transition.

Good book. JUST

it was a very good book The narration was good very fitting. it was not quite what I was expecting. yes I will listen to it again..

I didn't know it was about the dying

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

The title and the description are, I think, way off from what this is about. I didn't listen to the entire thing, because it clearly was about hose who were going to die soon, and knew it. If I am, I'm unaware of it, so his audio book was not worth my money right now.

What could William Buhlman and Susan Buhlman have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Great be it a different title and description.

Would you be willing to try another one of Alexis Brooks’s performances?

No.

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

Disappontment

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Incredibly useful and informative

Sorry for focusing on something not positive, but, parts of the narration distract me to the point of completely derailing my train of thought. For example, the pronunciation of the word 'doctrine' - the 'i' in this word is enunciated similar to the 'i' in the word 'win' - it is NOT enunciated in similar fashion to the 'i' in the word 'twine'. Does this make me a 'grammar Nazi'? Well, if the shoe fits, I guess. Doctrine is a common enough word to be pronounced correctly.