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A Dove at the Window

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A Dove at the Window
by Vera Glenn

In this book are true stories from real people who have been dealing with the death of someone they care about. In His mercy, the Lord permitted brief but powerful communications between the natural and spiritual worlds - confirmations that life and love continue after death.

Vera Glenn`s collection of people's personal loving encounters with heavenly visitors will give comfort to all who have lost loved ones. The book also contains many precious quotations from Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) about life after death and the connection between heaven and earth.

A Book About Dying

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A Book About Dying
Robert H. Kirven

Composed at a time when Robert H. Kirven was coping with the terminal illness of his wife, A Book about Dying affirms that the universal fear of death is eased by knowing what comes after. Using the unique Swedenborgian perspective of the afterlife and his own hard-earned knowledge of the day-to-day realities of caring for a loved one, Kirven writes of the spiritual experiences of the dying and of the survivors; offers practical advice on measures that can lessen the burden on the sick and the caregiver; and convincingly asserts that "for patient and survivor alike, living really does continue after dying."

ISBN: 978-0-87785-175-1, 155 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches, paperback, 1997

Aqueduct Papers

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Aqueduct Papers
Brian Kingslake

This remarkable book deals with the nature and operation of what is commonly called the 'Spiritual World'. The general concept of Life after Death here presented has been drawn from the writings of the eighteenth-century scientist and philosopher, Emanuel Swedenborg, whose eyes were opened into the Spiritual World and who reported what he saw and heard.
The Aqueduct Interviews thought up by Brian Kingslake present Swedenborg's teachings in an attractive and fascinating manner, geared to the twentieth-century reader. It is not overburdened with Swedenborgian technicalities: rather, it is exciting and imaginative in style, including some whimsical humour and even a touch of romance.

ISBN 0-907295-17-7, 197 pages, 5 x 7 3/4 inches, paperback, first published 1970, reprinted 1987

Grief

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Grief by Alain Nicolier