Review:When Cori Salchert left her job as an in-hospital bereavement specialist due to health problems, she felt unneeded and uncertain of her future. Still relatively young and trained as a neonatal intensive care nurse, Cori was not willing to stop using her gifts for helping at-risk newborns and grieving families. How she got to this point and what she did with her life after her medical retirement are outlined in this deeply moving memoir. The emotional and gripping account will both test and reaff... Read more

Review:Warning. The kindle version does not have pictures. That is not made known upfront. There is a sentence before every chapter that says "Images in the book are not displayed owing to permissive issues" Also took a removal and re-download to get the footnote links to work.

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Review:Reading about Dr. Sigmund's experience in heaven made some of the Scriptures come alive , Scriptures that I have read many times that were now so easy to "picture" - This is a book every Christian should read, after all that's where we are all headed!!! What a blessing! Read more

Review:A surprisingly open look at Zak Bagans. I feel like I have more insight into his feelings about his work, his team, his beliefs and what he cares about. I recommend this book to anyone who has questions and wants to know more about Zak or who wants to know more about the paranormal. Read more

Review:This book is written honestly and honesty is refreshing in this day and age where so many prefer to ignore reality in favor of being placated. This book is NOT for the hobbyist; it's for only serious students of astrology who plan on becoming serious Astrologers. As far as negative transits are concerned? Truth be known, some are challenging; some are easy; some are both. The author has no choice but to tell the truth. You need to be able to handle it. And most importantly? The negative IS the p... Read more

Review:What a refreshing book that poses compelling ideas about our civilization's origins and our history. Best of all, Mr. Coppens provides photo and illustrations in support of other possibilities in contrast to what most folks are taught as the official version of history and sold as the gospel truth in most every school and university.
I would recommend this book to anyone who has an open mind and would like to learn about other points of view regarding the possibilities of alternate historic... Read more

Review:Erich has some interesting ideas about earthly contacts by being from other -planets. If we are seeking to find other contacts, why aren't we contacted by other beings. I love the idea of the earth being colonized by beings from other planets- fits into the bible aand other historical things we know- read and think about our earths past and future. Read more

Review:An excellent book, and should have been added to the Bible! It gives the reader an insight into the the time before the flood. Too many ministers forget that there were Nephlim on the earth, and messing with humanity, and the DNA of mankind. I hightly recommend it! Read more

Review:The book has some very interesting ideas, told in a dramatic yet scholarly fashion. However many of the statements he declares as self evident seem more like well held opinion than verified fact. Despite the fact that the basis of some of his material is dated and since proven incorrect. His grasp of interrelated disciplins is nonetheless remarkable. Read more

Review:There's only one God, sorry guys. :-(
You know what all these Alien pushers forget or just don't know is that when God made man, aka Adam, he used 100% of his brain. So did all the kids he had. We use maybe 5-10% max! These people were ALL geniuses! Don't you think they could build all the cities of old! Read more