The Afterlife Therapist

<p>Following his death Aiden Lovejoy finds himself in a strange but wonderful world-a vital busy challenging environment with great joy beckoning. There is much work to be done however and the progress that the dead are invited to make can stretch over eons. Aiden a family therapist in earth life picks up where he left off. Alongside the beauty that surrounds him are hellish zones where disfigured characters choose to live and their suffering calls out to him. But he has troubles of his own and souls from higher worlds inspire him to reach higher. For some readers this fast-paced soul-searching novel will help make sense of the present crisis surrounding us.</p><p><br></p><p>Professor Stafford Betty author of The Afterlife Unveiled and other similar works writes: The laws of this world its differences from the afterlife scenarios of the world's religions and its rationality and 'amazingness' stand out. All that happens to the novel's characters is supported in a general way by evidence. The details are of course fanciful but the world in which surviving souls are embedded owes far more to research than to unaided imagination. Something like this is the world I think we will all enter whether Christian or Buddhist or atheist or whatever when we die. As I see it we are all pilgrims on an infinite march. </p><p> </p>