Heather Marie Neuberth 10/18/1986- 03/28/2019 This Book is Dedicated to the memory of my beloved daughter Heather This book begins with an encounter I had with a terminally ill patient of mine. After his encouraging plea to this nurse, to “write a book”, I decided to share the stories that have lived with and treasured. This book is non-fiction, it describes my true Near-death experience. It includes my recollections of Heaven, and those family members I saw there. The book is filled with narrative stories of amazing, miraculous experiences. As well as inspiration, hopeful, exhortative messages scattered throughout. While I was in college, completing my prerequisites for nursing, I had an earth-shattering revelation. My English professor approached me on the campus grounds. I had finished her class by that time. She asked me what I was pursuing after graduation. I told her nursing. She said,” you need to be a writer, you have the talent”.

Once, I died. For 12 minutes. So begins the surreal, sometimes ironic, sometimes painful, story of the protagonist. A first-person narrative, a journey back in time to recover those lost 12 minutes. Because time is something precious that belongs to us, and we need to retrieve it. On this voyage, the phobias, compulsions, conscious and unconscious motivations that often drive us to make wrong choices, are revisited. Recovering those 12 minutes is important, as is fixing the past; that abandoned baggage left somewhere that we need in order to move forward with our lives. The star hovers over reality and a dreamlike state among memories, subterfuge, children, cats, guitar players and psychoanalysis, laughter and tears, without respite until reaching her final goal: to discover, under hypnosis, what happened that day when she died for 12 minutes.

An Unforgettable Story of Life After Death It was a beautiful winter's day, showing no signs of what was to come. Steve Sjogren, a successful pastor of a growing church, went into the hospital for routine surgery and died twice. What began as a tragic medical accident led to Steve's near-death experience, an encounter of unimaginable peace and s...

A rodeo performer describes his near-death experience and how he glimpsed the majesty of heaven after suffering a heart attack.

The Day I Died: Brain Trauma and the Journey Back tells the story of a psychologist and registered nurse who had a catastrophic, near-fatal injury while ski racing with her daughter. This is a riveting story about the trauma and healing of a brave and indomitable woman. Her extensive education and expertise enable Dr. Petiet to turn her personal tale into an inspirational account that instructs us all, especially when we face the arduous task of recovery from trauma, or when we support peoplepersonally or professionallyas they heal. Special issues include: Coping with pain Rehabilitation medicine Integrative medicine Brain plasticity Helping children after trauma Somatic therapy Healing of eyes Ski safety There are reflections on humor, acceptance, gratitude, mystery and miracles. Extensive notes and resources offer guidance and information for the post-trauma journey.

This book is about one womans journey as she shares her stories through recollected adversities she faced growing up in a dysfunctional home being exposed to the street and drug life at an early age. She vividly tells of different accounts she had to experience beginning with her mothers drug addicted pregnancy, family neglect, rape, drug use, and continuous death. She explains how all of these destructive and stumbling blocks were later used for a greater purpose. Her hopeless future turned into a born-again and promising future into what she never thought or imagined. This story can be used to encourage people who lives seem to be going in one direction and learn how God can turn things around- for better.

My Life After I Died By: Arianna Tilley Analia has spent her life feeling out of place and forgotten by those who should love her the most. When a terrible mistake occurs and her life on Earth ends, she is given another chance in a new world full of magic and endless possibilities. New friends, adventures, and love await her in this new world, with new powers to give Analia the strength to look past her insecurities and embrace her new self.

It's obvious from the bookshelves and the big screen that heaven is on everyone's mind. All of us long to know what life after death will be like. Bestselling author John Burke is no exception. For decades, he has been studying accounts of people who have had near-death experiences (NDEs). While not every detail of individual NDEs correlate with Scripture, Burke shows how the common experiences shared by thousands of survivors clearly point to the God of the Bible and the exhilarating picture of heaven he promises. Imagine Heaven is an inspirational journey through the Bible's picture of heaven, colored in with the real-life stories of heaven's wonders. Burke compares gripping stories of NDEs to what Scripture says about our biggest questions of heaven: Will I be myself? Will I see friends and loved ones? What will it look like? What is God like? What will we do forever? What about children and pets? This book will propel readers into an experience that will forever change their view of the life to come and the way they live life today. It also tackles the tough questions of heavenly reward and hellish NDEs. Anyone interested in NDEs or longing to imagine heaven more clearly will enjoy this fascinating and hope-filled book.

Isabelle B. Tremblay, author of the book Médium malgré moi! is back with a collection of messages from the universe. For nearly two years, she has been channeling messages from the dead, archangels and beings of light. Messages that are inspirational and give hope regarding the after-life and what we are living now. Messages that also allow for a spiritual awakening and an understanding of death and life.Isabelle B. Tremblay, author of the book Médium malgré moi! is back with a collection of messages from the universe. For nearly two years, she has been channeling messages from the dead, archangels and beings of light. Messages that are inspirational and give hope regarding the after-life and what we are living now. Messages that also allow for a spiritual awakening and an understanding of death and life. You can read it as a book or randomlya message to get a response or inspiration. You can alsoa message in the part concerning the dead or angels in line with your current needs. Some messages will touch you more than others, and appear to be addressed to you personally. Isabelle has been consciously working with subtle energies for more than five years. She sees herself as a messenger from the soul, and offers mediumship consultations and support for people who are experiencing or enjoying the gifts of spiritual awakening. She uses mediumship and makes it accessible to everyone for easy understanding. This is Isabelle's eighth book.Translator: NINTAI MOSES

"This is not... the nomination of a justice of the peace to some small county in some small state. This involves the very integrity and fabric of our country."—Senator Orrin G. HatchThe transcripts of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on Clarence Thomas are extraordinarily rich and suggestive. Much has been written about the hearings, but until now, no one has paid close attention to the actual language of the participants. Revisiting the words of Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill, Jane Flax asks what we would learn about American politics if these hearings were, literally, our only text. Orrin Hatch's assertion was, indeed, perhaps more insightful than he realized. How does our legal and judicial system operate in the face of sexual issues? Can it ever transcend race and gender? Who was the real victim in these hearings—Hill, Thomas, the Senate, or the viewing public? Who in America has the power to make political meaning? Rather than attempting to establish fact or truth, The American Dream in Black and White looks at the political narrative by which our nation makes sense of itself. The senators' own anxieties about their publicly televised role were evident throughout these hearings. Given our conviction that we are a nation built on freedom and equality, says Flax, the Senate committee had no choice but to confirm Thomas, thereby validating the cherished belief that with virtue and hard work, even a barefoot boy from Pin Point, Georgia, can transform himself into a Supreme Court Justice. To have turned him down would have called into question the very legitimacy of our politics and law. To have sympathized with Anita Hill, seen as having brought "filthy" material into public view, was impossible. Demonstrating the powerful, public role of narrative, The American Dream in Black and White reveals the hearings as a dramatic challenge to the American political system—a system supposed to rise not only above gender and race, but also above any issue of sex, guilt, history, or personal identity. Anita Hill's and Clarence Thomas's conflicting accounts, Flax argues, are a measure of the stories we tell about ourselves. Drawing on feminist, political, and psychoanalytic theory, she shows how these transcripts reveal deep and serious fissures in the psychic fabric of contemporary Americans, black and white, male and female. Identity politics and abstract individualism reflect rather than repair these fissures, and the lingering discomfort with the hearings reflects the necessity of new political theories and practices.