Here & Hereafter
How Wisdom from the Departed Can Transform Your Life Now
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- USD 11.99
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- USD 11.99
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From Tyler Henry, celebrated medium, comes the ultimate self-help guide detailing the insights the departed have communicated about how to live our best, most meaningful lives.
Do you want to live more meaningfully, and in turn fulfill your life’s potential? Do you want to have the capability to transform your life and make it infinitely better, by paying attention to what those who have lived and died have come to understand about the meaning of life itself?
As one of the world’s most accomplished mediums, Tyler Henry has had thousands of communications with those who’ve already gone through humanity’s final frontier: physical death.
The life lessons he’s learned from those conversations have been truly transformative.
In Here & Hereafter Tyler explains that by listening and learning from the departed, following their guidance, and paying attention to what they might have done differently, we can get more fulfillment and purpose from our own lives. Here & Hereafter will shed light on the most powerful understandings Tyler has gained from modern day mediumship—and explain how those understandings can lead us to live a more meaningful life.
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Self-proclaimed clairvoyant Henry (Between Two Worlds) offers a heartfelt, mystical guide on how to live an "authentic" life (while still living), based on his reported conversations with the departed. In his introduction, he explains how, upon death, a person goes through what he calls a "life review," facing their human difficulties, deepest traumas, and all of their "existential baggage." Tapping into what "the departed would do differently" for advice, Tyler outlines a path to a "spirit-filled life," including how to "check your ego" and cope with loss. He coaches readers on how they can also identify signs "from the great beyond," including those found in dreams, visions, and "happenstance or synchronicity." Along with glimpses of his own spiritual encounters, he weaves in anecdotes from celebrity clients' lives, such as Alan Thicke (from three months before Thicke's unexpected death), and historical tidbits such as how Harriet Tubman guided the enslaved to liberation "by following the guidance from visions." The self-help takeaways aren't all that fresh, but their uplifting delivery will appeal to the faithful: "I consider a message from a loved one to be God-sent," Henry writes. Skeptics won't be converted, but those already bought into spiritualism will come away with a deeper appreciation of the value of gleaning knowledge from "the hereafter."
