Title: Glimpses of Truth
Product review: The Afterlife Experiments is the second book I've read on my journey to becoming a believer. As a psychotherapist, I've heard "unusual stories" from my clients that first began to crack the hard facade of my agnostic mind. Now the how-can-this-possibly-be-true parts of me have some data with which to deal. Although there are those who are all about the scientific method, I know how hard it can be to research an area that may be more of an art than a science. Some of the case stories are even more powerful than the data in suggesting that there is something behind the curtain of our everyday life. For those who are not ready to believe that their Aunt Mary or a spirit guide wants to help them, consider that the deepest part of your Self is an ever-present source of help, as explained inEmpowering Dialogues Within: A Workbook for Helping Professionals and Their Clients.
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