Hello from Heaven: A New Field of Research-After-Death Communication Confirms That Life and Love Are Eternal - Paperback

by Bill Guggenheim (Author), Judy Guggenheim (Author)

Is there life after death?
Will we be reunited with our deceased loved ones when we die?
Can they communicate with us now?

Hello From Heaven is the first complete study of an exciting new field of research called After-Death Communication, or ADC. This is a spiritual experience that occurs when a person is contacted directly and spontaneously by a family member or friend who has died. During their seven years of research, the authors collected more than 3,300 firsthand accounts from people who believe they have been contacted by a deceased loved one.

The 353 ADC accounts in Hello From Heaven offer:

- Fascinating modern-day evidence of life after death
- Comfort and emotional support for those who are bereaved
- Hope for those who yearn to be reunited with a loved one who has died
- Courage and strength for those who have a life-threatening illness
- Inspiration for caregivers to the elderly and terminally ill
- Insight and reassurance for those who are fearful of death
- Inner peace for those whose hearts and minds are awaiting this good news

You will treasure these uplifting messages from those who continue to exist in a life beyond physical death. Their profound communications of love offer comfort, hope, and spiritual inspiration to all readers.

Front Jacket

After-death communications, or "ADCs," occur when someone is contacted "spontaneously and "directly by a deceased family member or friend, without the help of any medium. The authors' research shows that these spiritual experiences offer hope, love, and comfort for thousands of people. Included are more than 350 first-hand accounts of those whose lives have been changed and even protected by messages or signs from the deceased.

Author Biography

Bill Guggenheim and Judy Guggenheim have been conducting intensive after-death communication (ADC) research since 1988. Bill serves on the Board of Advisors of the International Association for Near-Death Studies. He is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling and several other organizations that minister to the needs of the terminally ill and the bereaved.Bill and Judy have presented workshops and sharing sessions at national and regional conferences of the Compassionate Friends, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Association for Death Education and Counseling, In Loving Memory, the International Association for Near-Death Studies, Bereaved Parents of the USA, Parents of Murdered Children, other support groups for the bereaved, hospices, churches, and a wide variety of similar institutions that are devoted to personal and spiritual growth.Bill and Judy and their ADC research have been featured on television and radio programs and in numerous newspaper and magazine articles throughout the United States and Canada. They have three sons and were married for seventeen years before divorcing. They live separate personal lives in central Florida and continue to work together for the ADC Project.

Judy Guggenheim and Bill Guggenheim have been conducting intensive after-death communication (ADC) research since 1988. Judy is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling. She and Bill have presented workshops and sharing sessions at national and regional conferences of the Compassionate Friends, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the Association for Death Education and Counseling, In Loving Memory, the International Association for Near-Death Studies, Bereaved Parents of the USA, Parents of Murdered Children, other support groups for the bereaved, hospices, churches, and a wide variety of similar institutions that are devoted to personal and spiritual growth.Judy and Bill and their ADC research have been featured on television and radio programs and in numerous newspaper and magazine articles throughout the United States and Canada. Judy and Bill have three sons and were married for seventeen years before divorcing. They live separate personal lives in central Florida and continue to work together for the ADC Project.