Publisher's Synopsis
Going through illnesses, near-death experiences, realms beyond death and death itself all introduce great changes into human lives. They present us with miracles, which are not actually miracles, but merely natural givens which awaken our dormant abilities and profoundly change our understanding of the world. Near-death inspires and ennobles everyday life. Nothing can change us more than the immediacy of a grave illness or death, feelings of finality and boundlessness, the perception of the beyond, the realms beyond the physical. The worlds of the soul.This story of an ailing girl is a story of life and death, love and patience, about the difficult acceptance of the new and painful stuckness in the old; about transformation and surrendering to the laws of living and to the riddles of life. It is a story of fear and despair, which are both ruinous; a tale about the current moment which wants us to become aware of it; it is a story of the human struggle with pain and a tale about realms beyond death. About after-death dimensions, about the miraculous world beyond. Who has frightened us so much that we now fear the beyond? At the same time, this story is a tale of parents and children, of mutual understanding and a lack of understanding of different paths, which can bring about either extremely supporting or devastating, fatal consequences.In this book, the author lays bare the processes of self-healing. The spiritual essences necessary for harmony and health. Her experiences as a healer and medium (a cosmic sound-energy surgeon) have brought her an insight into the invisible energy bodies, or etheric bodies, and have enabled her to be in contact with the levels of the soul. Described in the book, and for the first time, are the invisible givens of human beings, givens which are usually overlooked by both mainstream and alternative medicine. But they are nevertheless crucial for wholistic and successful healing. Guided by the desire to 'be made whole', to be healed, our spiritual ancestors at all times and in all cultures knew those givens very well.
