Some time ago I was in a kind of spiritual emptiness, and I started a search path that took me to the books of Neil Walsh.
The book "Conversations with God" helped me understand religion more as a "friendship" with God, and not as much as a series of rules that I had to follow for fear of divine punishment.
In this post I wanted to talk about another book by the same author, called "Home with God". Everyone face, or we will go through the experience of losing an important person in our life. Even if it is a pet, a death always generates a deep pain, and often requires a long and painful process.
In this book, the author explains in a very simple way what happens when someone dies, and above all to talk about the moment of passing from the other side.
I don't want to give you details because the surprise factor is important, but if you are going though a duel, or you are helping someone you loves who is going through a hard situation, you should read this book, it's a totally different way to understand the life, death, and the transition from this experience to a different one.
If you like the book, I also recommend Conversations with God series, you will find many answers.
I want to clarify that I am not a religious person, and before reading the books I generated a bit of rejection because the title included the word "God", it gave me the impression of being something religious, a book that wants to convince of joining a religion, sect or something similar. In fact, the whole series of books presents an idea totally opposite to my "prejudices".
In conclusion, don't miss the opportunity to have a different vision, to help you accept death in a constructive way and allow you to move forward with your mission in life.
More information:
http://www.nealedonaldwalsch.com