Review: Heaven is real !
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2014
Just completed another amazing book by Tessy Rawlins. This book was a fascinating read. Truly incredible stories; enlightening, inspiring, and reaffirming. I could hardly put the book down.It covers some incredible Near Death Experiences that ordinary people have had, describing their accounts of what happened, what they saw, how they felt, the similarity being that all of them were surrounded by the most intense feeling of being loved, stronger than any feeling they had ever had before.There are descriptions of being reunited with departed loved ones, of communicating with angels, God, and during the experience they all describe being able to see their loved ones who are living who they have temporarily left behind, of being able to visit them whilst having the Near Death Experience.When they return from their Near Death Experience they are saddened to leave because they have never felt so loved in Heaven. They feel that no matter who they are and whether they have been a truly good person or not, they are still loved and happy. Love and happiness seems to be what everyone feels in Heaven, and though our loved ones may have left us, they can still be with us, see us, and love us from Heaven.The experiences described in the book seem to prove beyond any doubt that there really is a Heaven, and there really is Life After Death. And it is eternal love and happiness.What i found even more incredible is that quite often, when these people come back from their Near Death Experiences, they are often healed of any physical difficulties or illnesses they have and even more incredible, they often have the ability to heal other people. As if Heaven or God has given them the ability to help people when they come back from Heaven and to heal them.I think the collection of true accounts in this book prove beyond any doubt that there is something very good waiting for us.I would definitely really recommend this book. It’s written very simply and clearly so it is easy to understand.Whether you’re religious or not, it doesn't matter.