The Hand on the Mirror: A True Story of Life Beyond Death
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (780 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1455531308 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Read only if you don't mind, shallow, mean-spirited, materialistic name-droppers. Twanda of the Jungle An intriguing title and concept, but a shallow book written by a materialistic, shallow woman. These photos and footprints appearing are really interesting. But even though they appear over a period of years, Ms. Durham does nothing but wipe them off the mirror after a few days. The least she could have done is call the cops, report a break-in, let them smudge for fingerprints and test the "powder". For a smart woman, that's a pretty dumb move.This is really an egotistical auto-biography. This woman has no real spiritual life and experiences things like aura cleansing as "revolutionary". She hate. Susan said Would be nice if it downloaded. Never downloaded. Jane Connell said Great story about experiencing life There is more. Existence beyond this reality is a truth for me. There have been many stories about experiences we have on this earth and beyond. Some of us, for what ever reason, are given a blink into the other dimension. I have had some other dimension experiences (ODE) as well. I have a science background and have always had an interest in metaphysics. With my science proof, I said knock my socks off. Well be careful what you ask for because the universe responds. I was having all manner of electronic abnormalities among other things happening and discovered to my dismay my ex-husband was hanging with me and
Janis retired from the newspaper industry in 2008 and focused her energy on researching and writing this book. After earning bachelors and masters degrees from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, she was hired in the Los Angeles Times advertising department, rising to senior vice president of advertising. In 1998 she was named the first publisher of the Sacramento Bee, which won two Pulitzer Prizes under her leadership. Janis Heaphy Durham was born in Kalamazoo, M
"No visit to the neighborhood tarot card reader, but instead a measured, deliberate approach to learning whatever Heaphy Durham could to understand."Publishers Weekly"An effective story about love, loss, and a universal search for meaning and understanding in life, and for that reason it may be appreciated by readers who enjoyed Joan Didion's Year of Magical Thinking."Library Journal
A powdery handprint appeared on her bathroom mirror on the first anniversary of Max's death. The daughter of a Presbyterian minister, she practiced her faith as she struggled with her loss. This launched Heaphy Durham on a journey that transformed her spiritually and altered her view of reality forever. Soon she began encountering phenomena unlike anything she'd ever experienced: lights flickering, doors opening and closing, clocks stopping at 12:44, the exact time of Max's death. But then something startling happened that chan