What’s Likely to Await Us?

This book shares the results of author Beverly’s unexpected connection with five of her family and friends as they transition to another space. Each event candidly reveals to her their individual twists as they begin life anew–merging past Earth life into their futures.

Beverly’s first successful telepathic communication was with Nancy, who, while alive, energetically traveled to visit Beverly in the middle of the night to inform her friend that she was bone weary and planned to leave this Earth soon. All too quickly, Beverly found herself figuratively searching the heavens looking for her friend to be sure she was all right. Meanwhile, Nancy was safely and leisurely waking up on the other side filled with peace.

Then there is Josh who found himself stuck spinning and lost in deep, dark space, which he caused by his unrelenting anger at himself–frantically seeking rescue. Yet in contrast, the author’s sister, Elaine, had an ideal experience, leaving her body in the hospital and ascending fully awake as she was escorted by her spirit guide to the other side, where her friends gleefully awaited her arrival so the celebration could commence.

The more typical return flights were experienced by her former husband, Marvin and her brother-in-law, Larry. Each was unconscious during the transition due to the current trend on Earth to use heavy medication in the final days which cause a host of added recovery issues.

Together the experiences of these five people cover an amazingly broad range of situations and problems to be handled as they readjust to life on the other side. They paint a picture of the different possibilities including the complex layering of interrelationships triggered by multiple lives they shared with the author. You will be amazed at the complexity of our lives and how intermeshed we are as seen from that perspective. Truly, you will begin to understand how big your family is and how broadly your understanding of the term family will expand.

The deeper Beverly interviewed each person the richer the options appeared concerning what we can expect. Numerous examples involving her husband and brother-in-law revealed the ways that even though on different planes, they were able to heal relationship problems between them.

The realization that we can talk with others, take specific steps, and heal old wounds is thrilling for those of us who mourn because of our unhealed pangs of regret. Death does not separate us from making amends and growing if we engage in healing our past missteps.