I'm Not Dead, I'm Different

by Rand, Hollister

• ISBN13: 9780061959066
• ISBN10: 0061959065
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2011-04-19
• Publisher: William Morrow & Co

Summary

Rand was puzzled at first as to why these persistent young spirits wanted to speak through her-she had no children of her own And The responsibility of talking with people who had lost theirs seemed too great to bear. But the compelling answers came to her with time and patience: No one finds death more inexplicable than a parent who has lost their child, thus no group of spirits are more motivated to make sense of it all for those they've left behind than the young ones. These spirits clearly wanted to heal broken hearts and change our views of life and death and Rand has the unique ability to help educate others about their important messages.Through her, young spirits talk freely about how to make sense of murder, suicide, and accidental deaths (even those that occurred at the hands of loved ones). They also discuss the different ways relationships on both sides can be mended, and how the inter-generational cycle of abuse and addiction can be stopped once and for all. They introduce us To The concept of 'joy guides'-miscarried and aborted children who actually help those they've left behind move forward.The comments they share in this uniquely comforting and enlightening book will surprise, inform, and inspire. Not only do they answer our many questions about death, they also succeed in revealing incredibly valuable tips for living a better life while on earth too.

Author Biography

Hollister Rand is a clairvoyant, clairaudient, and clairsentient medium who is a regular contributor to infiniteQuest.com, the popular website launched by celebrity psychic medium John Edward. She was formerly a regular guest on KOST FM's Angels in Waiting and KBIG FM's Radio Medium.

Table of Contents

Introduction	p. xi
This Is What It's Like to Be Dead?-What Kids Say about Death and the Afterlife	p. 1
Playing with Spirits-When Spirit Communication Works (and When It Doesn't)	p. 27
Oops!-What Kids Say about Dying by Accident	p. 56
Who's Your Daddy?-When Bloodlines Matter, and When They Don't	p. 73
By My Own Hand-Kids in the Afterlife Talk about Suicide	p. 95
We Shall Overcome-Addictions in Life and Death	p. 121
Peer Pressure-How Kids in Spirit Help Kids on Earth	p. 143
Over Before It Started-Aborted, Miscarried, and Stillborn Children Speak	p. 169
It's Just Wrong-Murder, Genocide, and Other Crimes Against Humanity	p. 195
Bringing Heaven Home-How Kids Say ôHiö from the Other Side	p. 217
Appendix: Is Anybody There?-How Everyone Can Become More Aware of Those in Spirit	p. 247
Ten Things That Make Talking to Kids in Spirit Unique	p. 265
What We Can Learn from Kids in Spirit	p. 265
The Spirits' Declaration of Interdependence	p. 266
Acknowledgments	p. 269
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