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Summary: Hope for the Holidays
Review: For those who have lost a loved one recently and who need some hope and inspiration from a psychic, this is the book for you. Sylvia gives you the answers to everything - guilt, joy, life death, and surviving the holidays with loved ones, among others. The book is short and simple - an easy read. The only shortcoming might be her frequent references to other books of hers, but this avoids repetition in case you'e already read them. Once you get hooked on this books message, you won't be able to put it down.
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Summary: Truly Blessed with Comfort!
Review: Having read Sylvia's "The Other Side and Back" this is in short, a minature version of that book, which highlights the main points and brings it to the reader in shorten form, which I think works very well. Sylvia shows the blessings and comfort for the reader in many areas of life: Finding comfort in grief, discovering life's purpose, building relationships, listening to children, finding joy, the meaning of guilt, the importence of family and friends and getting throught the holidays( which I found extremely helpful this year since I am currently unemployed). This book is more than just Sylvia reiterating her knowledge, it also mediation exercises and affirmations that can help in a variety of situations. Whether you are a new or old Browne scholar this book will help you discover (and fine tune) your spritual self.
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Summary: HUH? I'm confused....
Review: Having read Sylvia's "The Other Side and Back" this is in short, a minature version of that book, which highlights the main points and brings it to the reader in shorten form, which I think works very well. Sylvia shows the blessings and comfort for the reader in many areas of life: Finding comfort in grief, discovering life's purpose, building relationships, listening to children, finding joy, the meaning of guilt, the importence of family and friends and getting throught the holidays( which I found extremely helpful this year since I am currently unemployed). This book is more than just Sylvia reiterating her knowledge, it also mediation exercises and affirmations that can help in a variety of situations. Whether you are a new or old Browne scholar this book will help you discover (and fine tune) your spritual self.
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Summary: A lot of "hocus pocus"
Review: I bought this book for a friend and read part of it. I've seen Sylvia Browne on the "talk shows" and find her repulsive and totally obnoxious. Her so-called "visions" and "predictions" are nothing but a "magic lantern show". What I find appalling is that so many gullable people fall for this rubbish.And her "predictions" are often wrong. Thankfully she was wrong about Gore being elected president. But that is a different matter. She hides behind god and spouts a lot of "christian like" rhetoric, but sounds like a hypocrite to me. If you want to believe Browne's nonsence, it's a free country.
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Summary: Great Book!
Review: I currently own all of Sylvia's books, and I must say this is one of the best! It clearly deals with all the common areas in life that we all face. Its very simple and easy to read and understand. I recommend this book to everyone who respects and likes Sylvia Browne.
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Summary: Great Book!
Review: I currently own all of Sylvia's books, and I must say this is one of the best! It clearly deals with all the common areas in life that we all face. Its very simple and easy to read and understand. I recommend this book to everyone who respects and likes Sylvia Browne.
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Summary: From a skeptic, there is hope
Review: I recently lost my mom, and for some reason, this book came to me. I am glad it did. I am not a religious person, and I have gone through years of schooling, so I have never been very spiritual.Sylvia Browne has this down-to-earth, direct style of telling about her experiences that really builds her credibility. The book really comforted me in this time of grief and got me interested in researching more the afterlife. I thank Sylvia for putting this out there. If you are really religious, in particular, Catholic, please, don't read this book. It challenges the foundation of most religions regarding the afterlife, but it makes so much sense to me.
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Summary: From a skeptic, there is hope
Review: I recently lost my mom, and for some reason, this book came to me. I am glad it did. I am not a religious person, and I have gone through years of schooling, so I have never been very spiritual. Sylvia Browne has this down-to-earth, direct style of telling about her experiences that really builds her credibility. The book really comforted me in this time of grief and got me interested in researching more the afterlife. I thank Sylvia for putting this out there. If you are really religious, in particular, Catholic, please, don't read this book. It challenges the foundation of most religions regarding the afterlife, but it makes so much sense to me.
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Summary: We CAN give messages to those that are gone!
Review: Short and sweet! This book of Sylvia's has been VERY useful for myself and some friends who have lost those very close to them and are looking for an explanation. These questions that we have can not be answered by the 'average' person since it really does not make any sense to us on this earth plane. Sylvia is anything but 'average'! She has the UNDERSTANDING of what is like to be the 'average' person but is able to explain to us in such a compassionate way about the afterlife, she helps us deal with the grief WE are LEFT WITH in this life. I would also HIGHLY recommend "The One Minute Guide To Prosperity and Enlightenment" by Sri Siva (ISBN # 0-9724254-0-3). He also provides us with simple explainations of the secrets of why we are here and how we can deal practically with our afterlife so that we may attain lasting HAPPINESS no matter what happens in THIS life right now!
Thank you Sylvia for your compassion and helping us through these MOST difficult times.
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Summary: Interesting
Review: Sylvia Browne offers advice on the many emotions and feelings that we experience in our lifetime. Joy, sorrow, grief, anger, revenge, you get the idea. But she offers such advice in a different way, by explaining what we are here for, what we supposedly did before we came here. What our loved ones who have passed on are doing now. For instance, should we really grieve for one who is better off? Of course not. But will we grieve, of course we will. Offering advice on what we want to know along with telling us how normal it can be to feel what we feel. I have not read other Sylvia Browne books but if this one is an example of her writing I will read more. She briefly discusses our life's chart, written before we came here, and it's option lines. This is a good introductory book to her writing I believe. Bottom line, easy to read, interesting, at times thought provoking, worth the money even at the 190 pages.
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