Galen Stoller - Life Chapters: Extraordinary Afterlives of People You Never Heard of

Life Chapters is a literary thrust into another world. It is a profound challenge to the materialist assumption that consciousness perishes with physical death. This account is consistent with the emerging evidence that consciousness is infinite in space and time, therefore immortal, eternal, and one.

Larry Dossey, MD

Author of Healing Words and The Power of Premonitions

This book speaks volumes on the greatest issues before men and women in relationship today intimacy, trust, and spiritual connection and the paths we choose to work out those issues. I applaud Dr. Stollers bravery and honesty in sharing his journey.

Leslie Carol Botha

Health educator and broadcast journalist

Expansionconnectionlearningjoy. I closed Galens book and these are the words that lingered, each describing an experience of the afterlife. Featured are stories of people who journeyed through earth and are continuing their evolution on the other side. Amazing how our quirks and personalities carry forward yet our life lessons are wondrously enhanced and reinforced. Uplifting to know that what we can gain there can also be accessed here. How very narrow is the bridge of light between life and death.

Cyndi Dale

Intuitive consultant and author of The Subtle Body, Energetic Boundaries and The Intuition Guidebook

This book gives a new understanding to the emotions of grief, fear, love, and connection. It inspires the reader to contemplate how their own beliefs can shape and limit their experience in this life and beyond. Galens words provide great comfort to me, confirming that the energetic fields I experience with this earthly body are but small glimpses of what exists in the afterlife and further clarifying what I know in my heart to be the true nature of existence.

Angela Levesque

Mind/body educator, energy healer, and radio host

Dr. Stollers fearless translation of his son Galens afterlife experience and soul growth is a vital contribution to those of us who grieve the loss of our loved ones. The information shared by Galen can inspire us to focus on our own souls contract by seeking to understand the lessons offered by The University of Earth and doing our best to make a positive difference on the planet.

Lo Anne Mayer

Author of Celestial Conversations

Beautifully written and inspiring, Life Chapters is a must read for those who seek to understand that there truly is an all-pervasive life force to which we are all connected, that there is life after life, and that love is forever.

Barb Adams

Host, Amerika Now talk radio show

Volume 2 in the Death Walker Series

Edited by K Paul Stoller, MD
Foreword by Fiona Bowie, PhD

Dream Treader Press
Santa Fe and San Francisco

Published by: Dream Treader Press

404 Brunn School Road #E
Santa Fe, NM 87505
www.dreamtreaderpress.com

Copyeditors: Ellen Kleiner and Terri Daniel

Book design and production: Janice St. Marie

Copyright 2012 by K Paul Stoller

All rights reserved. No portion of this book, except for brief reviews, may be reproduced, stored in retrieval systems, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwisewithout written permission of the publisher.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to organizations around the world dedicated to the sustainability of assistance and search & rescue dogs.

First edition

Printed in the United States of America

Publishers Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Stoller, Galen, 1991-2007 (Spirit)

Life chapters : extraordinary afterlives of people you never heard of / Galen Stoller ; edited by K Paul Stoller. -- Santa Fe, N.M. : Dream Treader Press, c2012.

p. ; cm.

(Death walker series ; vol. 2)

ISBN: 978-0-9832425-2-9

1. Stoller, Galen, 1991-2007. 2. Future life. 3. Spiritualism.

4. Parapsychology. 5. Children--Death--Psychological aspects. 6. Spiritualists--Biography. 7. Guides (Spiritualism). I. Stoller, K Paul. II.Title III. Series: Stoller, Galen, 1991-2007 (Spirit). Death walker series ; v. 2.

BF1311.F8 G352 2012 2011934531

133.901/3--dc22 2012

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To those who ask why
and to those who know
that there is something beyond the
life they are living,
that there is a reason for being

To some, the stories in this book will no doubt seem fanciful, the result of an active imagination essentially fiction. This is not, however, how the books author and editor see them. For starters, the author, Galen Stoller, can speak with unusual authority as he died in 2007 in an accident, as a young man of sixteen. The editor, K Paul Stoller, is his father, who sought to overcome his grief and reestablish connection with his son via a talented medium. Their communications were not limited to an occasional dream or coincidence, but resulted in a flood of detailed information on what was happening to Galen in his new life, initially described in My Life after Life, published in 2011. This second book continues where the first left off, but focuses less on Galen and more on other inhabitants of the afterlife dimension he presently inhabits. These sixteen stories are regarded as true accounts, in as much as the limits of human understanding and the translation from one dimension to another can apprehend them. Most concern people who have lived human lives in the fairly recent past, while some have experienced nonhuman existence, and often accompanying the humans are animals and angels.

These life stories are rendered with a sense of purpose and urgency as father and son, separated but still joined through the barrier of death, explore life and its consequences from both sides. How one lives and how one dies are, we are told, important in determining the nature of postmortem existence. In each story, what people bring with them to the afterlife, especially their beliefs and personality traits, affect where they go and what happens to them. If someone dies believing they will be transported straight to heaven, with angels in white playing harps, this is likely to be their first experience not because this is what heaven is like but because those who meet the newly arrived will take on the form or forms that best enable them to make the transition to this new dimension. Beliefs, the thoughts we accept as true, create reality, albeit one that passes in due course. Theosophy, a spiritual philosophy originating in the late nineteenth century, has long taught that thought has a physical component and real consequences. We may not see these clearly on earth, but in the afterlife dimensions thought is the chief vehicle of creation. The houses, fields, rivers, halls of learning, and all the other features of Galens world are the product of human (and nonhuman) thought created and given solidity by those who inhabit that plane.

For example, just after he arrived in the afterlife Galen was met by a search and rescue dog named Andy, who, as portrayed in My Life after Life