They Are Among Us by James Van Praagh

Price: €9.00 – Includes 7 photos – Price at Bertrand: €18.17 – Sold out; Wook: €18.17 – Sold out; Notes: New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and Amazon.com bestseller Annotations: The complete truth about the supernatural and life after death Book Condition: Brand new Title: They Are Among Us Author: James Van Praagh Translation: Margarida Pacheco Publisher: Pergaminho Dimensions: 23 x 15 cm Pages: 212 Synopsis: The complete truth about the supernatural and life after death We all love a good ghost story. Perhaps our fascination with the supernatural stems from the fact that nearly all of us have, at some point in our lives, experienced something we cannot rationally explain. Whether it is an inexplicable intuition, a premonition, or simply the sensation of the presence of something—or someone—that only we can feel, the supernatural has already touched the lives of nearly all of us. From early childhood, James Van Praagh has been in contact with a dimension few can perceive, dedicating his entire life to explaining to us what this dimension—the Afterlife—entails. They Are Among Us takes the reader on a fantastic and inspiring journey through the world of spirits and provides answers to one of humanity’s greatest mysteries: What happens to us after death? Press Reviews: "James Van Praagh has transformed the lives of thousands of people; his work offers us a new perspective on death and grief. It is impossible not to be moved." Newsweek "Van Praagh offers spiritual and psychological comfort to all those struggling with the pain of grief. He also helps readers develop their own means of communicating with the heavens. Even those who do not seek contact with the Afterlife will be fascinated by the author’s pragmatic analysis of topics such as karma, life after death, and spirit guides." Amazon.com "Internationally renowned lecturer and medium James Van Praagh presents a powerful message about the possibility of life after death. The stories he tells about love and loss are truly moving." Library Journal C/Olx