The Newton Institute - Llewellyns Little Book of Life Between Lives

foreword

I n my last conversation with Michael Newton, in mid-September 2016, he humbly articulated what I believe to be his legacy to the world. Already moving toward the transition that would take place soon afterward, he said this:

We have something to offer people, in terms of personal meaning, that they cant find elsewhere.

At that time, I wrote it on a sticky note and taped it to my computer so that every day his parting words could speak to me.

This is what a legacy looks like. It is a simple phrase, a mantra, something that seeps into your heart and mind. It nourishes your soul and provides a lifetime of dedicated purpose toward something far more than yourself.

On occasion, a group will come together to share a purpose, which ultimately makes it greater and more powerful, and a source of inspiration for those involved. When that purpose contributes to the evolution of humanity, we are supported by an energy that comes from an unseenand often unacknowledgedspiritual landscape in another dimension. It is something that science may never be able to measure, prove, or research with the existing paradigms of our day, although those of us who do this work need no such proof. Our lived experiences of this incredible spiritual phenomenon are validated every day, soul by soul, as we guide people through the spiritual realm, awakening recognition of their immortal identity.

This book has been made possible by the man who brought the concept of life between lives (LBL) into the public eye. These pages share Michael Newtons work, his findings, his legacy, and some of the incredible stories that he has enabled, as others carry on the work he started.

At the time of writing, we have over two hundred highly trained practitioners in forty countries offering LBL journeys into the spiritual realm. This means that at any time of day or night at least one person somewhere in the world is experiencing this incredible phenomenon.

What sort of world would we live in if everyone on the planet had met their own soul, understood the deeper purpose of their life, and was part of the awakening of humanity?

During an LBL session you come to know, without a shadow of a doubt, that this lifetime is simply one chapter in a very long book reflecting the lineage of your soul. This awareness is both humbling and fulfilling. Realizing you are part of a greater plan for humanity expands the soul beyond knowing.

These are changing times. The exploration of new mind-sets, of new meaning, and of new purpose for all that we are has reached a critical point. It is time for us to awaken to a greater understanding of our place in the universe.

At the Newton Institute this is a core part of our mission, which is beyond doctrine, religion, or even philosophy. We simply offer the opportunity to awaken at the level of your soul. In this materialistic world, we are inclined to seek external answers to the big questions and seek fulfilment outside ourselves, although we already have everything we need within us. It was Carl Jung who said, Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes. His words offer a loving validation of the work we offer.

We are striving, like many others, to help humanity awaken, one soul at a time. The efforts of our cadre of Newton Institute members have extended Michaels thousands of LBL sessions to tens of thousands.

Perhaps you are curious, wondering about your souls journey. If so, this book will assist you. As you read these pages with your human eyes, allow your soul to awaken. After all, as many have said, the eyes are the window to the soul.

This book is a testimony to one mans courage, vision, and lifes work, which has already rippled to millions around the world.

We continue what Michael started, sharing this legacy with those who are ready.

Peter Smith

President, The Newton Institute, May 2017

introduction

W hat happens after we die? This question has intrigued humanity for centuries. Ancient writings and most religions promise an afterlife, but mainstream science maintains that death is the end and there is nothing more. At least, that has been the prevailing view until recently. Four related trends are beginning to change that view.