Hey Grandpa! Volume I

“What is it like to die? … Imagine your hand in a glove, gently grasp the fingers, and pull of the glove. Just as the hand fills the glove, so too does the spirit fill your body.”


Hey Grandpa! is for you if …  


¥ You have ever lost a loved one. 
¥ You have thought about death or dying
¥ Have considered what characteristics have eternal value



I died, and came back. Really.  Here’s the story … 


After suffering a horseback accident at age eight, within seconds of hitting the ground, I died.


“One moment I was in my body … the next I was gradually rising, looking down at the horses and people standing around my body, then it was as if I snapped down a black hole and found myself in a different realm entirely -- women in spirit form surrounded me. They were familiar--I wasn’t scared, intimidated, or uncomfortable. 


One asked, “Do you want to stay here, or go back?” 


I replied, “Where are my mother and my grandmother and grandfather?”


“They are there, and you are here.” I knew precisely what ‘here’ meant and I wanted to return. 


That was in 1961. Over intervening decades, I sought answers …  


* Where do we come from?

* Why are we here?

* Where are we going?


I know the answers.


• You are an eternal being. Mortality is not the ultimate reality. This is a brief but important chapter in your life’s story.
• Gender is eternal and authority did not appear to be confined to males.”
• The “He who dies with the most toys wins” crowd are being deceived.  The will discover they have wasted valuable opportunities that cannot be recovered. 



I have visited places that few have seen. That does not, however, make them any less real. I promise.