Reunion on the Rainbow Bridge: My Parents' Past Lives and the One They Shared with Me
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (549 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1583942653 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-29 |
| Language | : | English |
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Pleasantly Surprised Jefre C. Outlaw I was not sure how I would like reading a biography of a couple and their past lives together. I was pleasantly surprised by how well researched and written the book is and how captivating the story is. Sherry's book put many things in perspective for me about loving relationships and gave me hope. I highly recommend reading this book.. A lovely recollection of true love and eternal life PamelaLaLa A lovely story of love, perseverance and soul connections that last beyond death. Loved it. And the author is from my hometown so it was interesting to me on many levels.
Sherri Defesche lives in Austin, TX, with her family. . She explores the topics of grief and loss, spirituality, and love in her writing
This book is the moving chronicle of her journey and what she found.Defesche details her meeting with a past-life regression therapist, who helps her discover that her parents had been soul mates over more than 200 incarnations. What followed, despite the hardships they faced, was a 46-year love affair blessed with unconditional love, joy, and four happy children. She was only 17 at the time, while Jim was 20. From Lemurians living in paradise to Celtic children in Scotland, from a Chinese farming family to World War I heroes, her parents’ past lives provide the author with
When two people communicate with each other beyond the doorway of death, their messages teach us that love transcends many lifetimes, and we are given hope through knowing that the circle of love never dies."—Linda Drake, intuitive medium and author of Reaching Through the Veil to Heal"Sherri Defesche brings forth a powerful message of love, hope, and the continuance of humanity through the ages…. She ultimately concludes on the very thing she knew from the beginning—it’s all about love