Death • Metaphysics • Self-Empowerment

What happens when we die?

When our breath comes to rest, our soul will gently disengage from from our body with our life force fully intact. We will return to our spiritual home, where we will be lovingly received and reunited with souls who departed before us. Death is not the absence of life. It is merely the absence of the physical form.” – Kira Rosner

What readers say…

We all deal with death and dying differently. I believe Kira’s way of dealing with the loss of her father was writing this book. When Souls Take Flight is a gret gift for anyone dealing with the process of transition. Whether you are in the beginning, middle, or end of the process, this book will prove to be a great read and uplifting gift.
DANNION BRINKLEY,
author of Saved by the Light & Secrets of the Light
www.dannionbrinkley.com   

Dear Friends,

I am currently reformatting all three of my books and setting them up as eBooks.  I will inform you once they are on Amazon and provide several dates you will be able to get the eBooks (not yet available) for free. 

In the meantime, if you are facing the passing of someone dear to you, try to be gentle with yourself. I assure you with everything I know to be true that your dear one is in loving arms, and his or her soul is as alive as yours is.

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Guide to Understanding Death

Guide to Metaphysics

Guide to Self-Empowerment

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