Until Death Don't Us Part

by Deborah Hayward

Overview

Deborah Hayward was widowed at just 43 years old and left with four children and very little income. Life had been turned upside down and desperate for guidance she turned to self-help books on bereavement. Horrified at what she found there she resolved to find a spiritual truth more in keeping with her beliefs and experiences as a Psychic and Medium. Having found the advice she had read cold and dismissive of the powerful evidence of life after death, she decided to write her own book on coping with life after bereavement, which would incorporate the beautiful loving relationships possible with loved ones that have passed to spirit. Using her own experience and drawing on mediumistic evidence of the survival of spirit after death she composed a book to bring strength and comfort to the bereaved and guidance to counsellors. This book is meant to bring hope and inspiration.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781846943713
Publisher:	Collective Ink
Publication date:	03/16/2011
Pages:	212
Product dimensions:	5.40(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.50(d)

Table of Contents

Foreword Minister Val Williams 1

Introduction 3

Chapter 1 It's always darkest before the dawn: The early days of bereavement seen through the eyes of the author 9

Chapter 2 Hello from Heaven: Communications from our deceased loved ones 25

Chapter 3 Seeing death as a beginning not an end: Adjusting our views on death and exploring the afterlife 57

Chapter 4 Love beyond the veil: Continuing our relationships with loved ones beyond their physical death 83

Chapter 5 Positive steps towards self-healing 91

Chapter 6 Recognizing our own immortality 107

Chapter 7 Angels: The role of angels in the healing process 115

Chapter 8 Protection from Spirit and Guardian Angels 131

Chapter 9 Losing a child 141

Chapter 10 Making it count: Turning your loss in to something positive in tribute to your loved one 155

Conclusion 171

Recommended reading and listening suggestions 173

Contacting the author and recommended mediums 174