Title: On Death and Letting Go
Product review: Like so many others, I did not want to read or think about death. Ellen Tadd's book changed that. One short sentence has remained with me ever since I read the book: "Light dispels darkness" (74). Recalling my reactions, even as I led up to that sentence, my thinking was being transformed to embrace death as an extension of life. In a strange way, I was comforted while I read. Vague childhood recolletions surfaced, how then (and now), I would suppress the onset of an out-of-body experience,or silence the voice of my deceased parents who wished (wish?) to talk with me. If anything, Ms. Taddd account has stregthened my belief in eternal life, moreso in reincarnation. I thank her for enhancing my understanding of the life/death marriage anad their intrinsic love.
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