
I am a reader . . . an avid reader. . . 3-5 books a week on average, and i rarely remember the titles or authors, just if they were good books. But I picked up 'Unfinished Business' and read it cover to cover in 2.5 hours - it is a life changing book. I passed it on to a good friend today, with the instruction that she has pass it onto someone else when she has read it - someone in our Spiritual Womens group that could gain help and insight from it.
I have read books by Sylvia Browne and John Edward, and also previous books by Van Praagh - but the lessons in this book will remain with me forever.
Since we started the Spiritual Women group, i have felt empowered, positive, enriched and strong. The group of women that we have put together has bought some amazing moments; some laughter; some tears - but most of all, a support structure that you cannot place a value on . . . . it is priceless.
The book talks about the unfinished business of us left on the earth plane. Those that regret not being there when a loved one pass; felt guilty for their actions prior to the loved ones death; anger at what the person that passed did to them and more. The book teaches you to look forward - holding on to emotions from the past create the inability to heal withing yourself. He talks of people that dont speak up or out, keeping secrets, afraid to confront - these people have to overcome the FEAR - they have to move forward in their lives. Internalization can cause sickness, stress, hatred and fear.
This book is enlightening . . . . and should be read by anyone that is struggling with the death of a person, or a current relationship. It talks of past lives connecting with current lives, of alcoholic parents being forgiven, of abuse victims that hold everything in healing themselves by forgiving. I know this is hard for a lot of mainstream people to believe and/or comprehend, but i suggest you read this book, skeptic or believer, it is not a book about ghosts or mediumship, it is a book about living, loving and learning . . . . . take the time to read this.
And to all my 'Spiritual Women', my life has changed since August when I started my new job, and we formed the group - you make me smile everyday, and get up ready to take on the world, and we are all learning from each other . . . . . . and i thank you for that.
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