Life is a priceless gift—yet every year, thousands of despondent souls end their own lives. Many are children and teenagers who assume they are leaving all their troubles behind them as they go to a better world.

A current pop culture reaction to the movie Avatar is the discussion about suicide.  Why?  Because people are lured into thinking they can’t face life on Earth that isn’t as idyllic as the world of Pandora.

An understanding of who we are and the spiritual laws that govern our existence can help people in their darkest moments when they are choosing between life and death—unable, it seems, to tell the difference—while heaven itself awaits their fate.

Blackness upon blackness. That was all Joan could think about. There was no point to getting up in the morning, no point to bathing, no point to looking outside. There was no point to anything … simply blackness.

The only glimmer of caring in Joan’s life was her ten-year-old daughter, Susan. Susan competed on horseback.  Susan needed her. But today even Susan was fading into blackness.

Joan rummaged through the pile of junk on the bathroom counter and found the amber bottle of sleeping pills. “Susan has a competition today,” went through her head into blackness. She almost felt something beyond her move her arms. Joan poured the pills into her hand.

If Joan chooses to exit from life, where will her choice take her?

In this unique and inspiring book, Elizabeth Clare Prophet and two of her students, a medical doctor and a clinical psychologist, part the veil for a startling look beyond the physical world into a realm we don’t usually see:

● malignant spirits coaxing depressed but beautiful people into suicide

● a bleak, painful existence in a dark, frightening level of consciousness

● after suicide, people immediately reincarnate to face the same test all over again.

Suicide is not just the laying down of the body. It is the tragic loss of the divine plan of the soul, the discarded opportunity to participate in God’s grand design.

To commit suicide, then, is to deny life: one’s own life, one’s own Higher Self and the life plan that would have unfolded. This plan of life is cut short—with disastrous consequences for the soul and to those who are connected with that soul as part of the divine plan.

This book provides powerful, life-changing partnerships with heavenly rescuers, practical tools and priceless insights for suicidal people and their loved ones to allow light to transform a dark world.

Hope in a life of hopelessness.

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