At Peace in the Light: The Further Adventures of a Reluctant Psychic [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

Dannion does repeat a lot of what was contained in the first book, but I found that he went into much more detail in this book. The story behind the story, so to speak. I really came away with deeper understanding and compassion for all that he had gone through. I thought it was extremely interesting when he told about helping his so called "friends" with his new gifts. His work with hospice is extraordinary. He is relentless, committed to his life's mission and does not give up. Considering what he has and had gone through, he has had valid reasons for giving up. Yet Dannion prevails in the midst of obstacles presented to him.

I found his explanation of his centers most fascinating. Equally fascinating was the work he did with Dr. Raymond Moody. Our lives are so busy and hectic these days, that to "plug" into our spiritual realm on a daily basis cannot often be accomplished; yet it is so necessary. Our children and the dying can teach us so much, if we only take the time to listen! After reading his book, I wanted to volunteer my time with hospice and one day I hope to do that.

I find Dannion to be a most compassionate and remarkable man. Again we are treated to those ancient but timely messages of love, forgiveness, and kindness to our fellow man. I applaud him in reaching out to others with his messages. I do believe that God singles some of us out for "special" projects here on Earth and Dannion Brinkley seems to be one of those persons. Reading both of his books, one cannot help lose their fear of death and embrace it instead.

At Peace In The Light is a must read for those who are interested in life after death.

Dannion does repeat a lot of what was contained in the first book, but I found that he went into much more detail in this book. The story behind the story, so to speak. I really came away with deeper understanding and compassion for all that he had gone through. I thought it was extremely interesting when he told about helping his so called "friends" with his new gifts. His work with hospice is extraordinary. He is relentless, committed to his life's mission and does not give up. Considering what he has and had gone through, he has had valid reasons for giving up. Yet Dannion prevails in the midst of obstacles presented to him.

I found his explanation of his centers most fascinating. Equally fascinating was the work he did with Dr. Raymond Moody. Our lives are so busy and hectic these days, that to "plug" into our spiritual realm on a daily basis cannot often be accomplished; yet it is so necessary. Our children and the dying can teach us so much, if we only take the time to listen! After reading his book, I wanted to volunteer my time with hospice and one day I hope to do that.

I find Dannion to be a most compassionate and remarkable man. Again we are treated to those ancient but timely messages of love, forgiveness, and kindness to our fellow man. I applaud him in reaching out to others with his messages. I do believe that God singles some of us out for "special" projects here on Earth and Dannion Brinkley seems to be one of those persons. Reading both of his books, one cannot help lose their fear of death and embrace it instead.

At Peace In The Light is a must read for those who are interested in life after death.