Testimony of Light

Rating:
Summary: Uplifting and reassuring
Review: Unlike "A reader" (the reviewer two reviews earlier), I checked the date that this book was originally written and published in relation to Sylvia Browne's books. "A reader" claims that this book is "recycled trash", just rehashing what Sylvia Browne has written for years. If so, Helen Greaves must truly have been clairvoyant, as "Testimony of Light" was written in 1968, 30 years before Sylvia began publishing her excellent books.
I found this book very useful, almost as a text book on how to prioritise one's life on earth. It reinforces what many of us already intuitively know about "life after death", but more importantly, it gives our vague thoughts on the subject structure and depth, allowing us to grasp what we already know much more firmly, and build on these firmer foundations.
It's easy reading (albeit somewhat slow and heavy for the first 15 pages) but it's worth reading the forewords and introductions and it does put the characters in context.