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If you think youre going to die, then youre in for a big surprise. This book will not only challenge your assumptions, it will give you the proof that you never thought existed. Not only are there substantial scientific studies indicating that our consciousness survives death, but those on the other side have come back time and time again with evidential messages for their loved ones. Josie Varga has assembled an incomparable collection of what she terms visits from heaven from around the globe and backed up by testimony from some of the worlds leading experts on afterlife communication: This groundbreaking book will lead you to question your own mortality with the realization that we are all eternal energy beings, and energy can neither be created nor destroyed. When you reach the end of this book, you will find that the most prudent explanation is that there is nothing final about death. You always were, and you always will be.

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Copyright 2009 by Josie Varga 1st Printing October 2009 Printed in the USA - photo 1

Copyright 2009 by Josie Varga 1st Printing October 2009 Printed in the USA - photo 2

Copyright 2009

by Josie Varga

1st Printing, October 2009

Printed in the U.S.A.

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.

A.R.E. Press
215 67th Street
Virginia Beach, VA 23451-2061

ISBN-13: 978-0-87604-499-5 (trade paper)

All photographs are the property of the contributors whose stories appear in this book.

Cover design by Christine Fulcher

This book would not have been possible had it not been for the many wonderful contributors who agreed to share their experiences. Therefore, this book is dedicated to all of them with heartfelt thanks.

Gary E. Schwartz, PhD

Natalie Smith-Blakeslee

Suzane Northrop

Raymond Moody, MD, PhD

Christina

The late Reverend Juliet Nightingale

Terry

Denise Lescano

Nancy Clark

Glenn Klausner

Karen Christopherson

Phyllis Hotchkiss

P.M.H. Atwater, LHD

Toni DiBernardo-Jones

Summersnow Wilson

Angela Denes

M.G. Raub

Phil Whitt

Carolyn B. Coleridge, LCSW

Mary Ellen Angel Scribe

R. Craig Hogan, PhD

Dianne Arcangel

Agnes J. Thomas, PhD

Dr. Claudio Pisani

John Edward

Mitch Carmody

Jen-Irishu

Janice E. Burpee

Lois Brunet

Reverend Rita S. Berkowitz

Barbara M. Veillette

Sheran Wickstrom

Mark E. Miller

Santina

Elly Vahey

Cindy Bigham

Joyce Keller

Guy Dusseault

Cherie, D.J.'s Mom

Cynthia D. Landrum

Carole Bellacera

Anthony Quinata

Ann Albers

Lynne Gawley-Hofstetter

T. Edgar

Judy Collier

Michelle Leech

Artie Hoffman

William

Maria Campanella

Donna A. Bowman

Patricia Federico

Sheila Upton

Christine Duminiak

Kathie Carrigan

Daniel M. Darrow

Anna O'Donoghue

Dr. Allan Botkin

Carol Rhodes

Adriana Martinez

Ruby Kennard

Helen Fisher

Herbert Hawkins

Antonietta LoGiudice

Marie

Christine Sherborne

Dr. Clark Schmidt

Larry Gibble

Mindy

Frankie H.

Patty Garris Layne

Glenn Dove

Judy C.

Karen Lasso

Annamaria Hemingway

Ellen Reid

Barbara Yule

Louis LaGrand, PhD

Melvin L. Morse, MD, FAAP

Marie D. Jones

George Anderson

Cheryl Booth

Acknowledgments

Whenever I am asked about the writing of my book, I repeatedly state that this is not my book but our book. This book belongs to all of those individuals who helped me in some way. They are not only the many contributors who are listed on the dedication page but are also the kindhearted individuals who helped to promote it or gave me their love and encouragement.

I would like to begin by making special mention of Juliet Nightingale. At the very beginning of my research, I came across her Web site (www.towardthelight.org) and contacted her. Juliet had multiple near-death experiences and was the host of a radio show called Toward the Light. For reasons that I cannot explain, I knew that I was meant to contact her. The day after receiving my e-mail, Juliet responded, I am meant to help you so I am going to help you. I was amazed but not surprised.

Juliet gave two accounts to this book and put me in touch with many of the contributors; she even advertised my call for submissions on her Web site. I appeared as a guest on her popular Internet radio show, and whenever I began to get discouraged, she was always there with her love and support.

Sadly, Juliet was diagnosed with cancer and passed away on February 28, 2009. I will never forget the last conversation I had with her on this physical plane. I told her I was not ready to let her go yet. To this she immediately assured me with her sweet, calming voice, Josie, it's OK. I will be there to help you from the Other Side. I can feel her presence as I write these words now. I know she is here with me, and I also know she played a big part in getting this book published. Thank you, Juliet. You will forever be in my heart.

As I continued to delve into my spiritual quest, I came to the Web site of John W. Sloat ( www.beyondreligion.com ). John, a former Presbyterian clergyman, retired following forty years in the ministry after having a spiritual experience in which he recalled a past death. His Web site includes various mystical accounts submitted by people around the world. John graciously allowed me to contact some of his contributors who then agreed to be part of this book.

I am very grateful for his support and encourage all of you to take a look at his wonderful Web site for more information. As John writes, There is a vast ocean of spiritual truth waiting to be discovered. In the future, we will no longer be frightened by God's continuing revelation in our day.

My heartfelt thanks go out to Dr. Gary Schwartz for writing the foreword and for believing not only in me but also in the contents of this book. In addition, I send gratitude to Natalie Smith-Blakeslee for writing the preface and for helping me in so many ways including finding contributors for this book. Many contributors had an extra hand in helping me find afterlife accounts. They especially include Anthony Quinata, Christine Duminiak, R. Craig Hogan, and Ann Albers.

I would also like to thank Andrew Barone and Jane Heady for their kindness and support. To all the contributors who prayed for the release of this book, thank you from the bottom of my heart. So many of you believed in this book from the start including Cassie McQuagge, production manager with A.R.E. Press. Thank you, Cassie. You are a godsend.

It meant the world to me to have the support of so many experts in the field. I cannot thank them enough for agreeing to write a chapter for this book. They are Louis LaGrand, P.M.H. Atwater, Melvin Morse, Nancy Clark, Marie D. Jones, George Anderson, and Cheryl Booth.

Lastly, I would like to thank my loving family and all the wonderful friends who stood by me throughout the writing of this book. Special thanks go to Stan Paylago, a great lawyer and even better friend, for taking me on as his pro-bono client. I truly appreciate your help and guidance.

To my husband John, who is one heck of a proofreader, you mean the world to me. And to my two beautiful daughters, Erica and Lia, Mommy loves you very much.

Namaste!

Visits from Heaven - image 3Afterlife Science and Stories of Visits Where the Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts

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Foreword by

Gary E. Schwartz, PhD

University of Arizona

www.drgaryschwartz.com

Is life after death real?
Do our departed loved ones continue to feel love for us as we do for them?
Are visits from heaven true?

If you are a professional questioner and wondererin other words, if you happen to be employed as a full-time academic scientistyour answers will typically be qualified by tentative words such as maybe and could be and you would be cautious about drawing conclusions about the veracity of people's personal accounts of afterlife communication experiences.

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