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    Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent an
    Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent an
    Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent an
    Audiobook6 hours

    Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent an

    Written by James Van Praagh

    Narrated by Nick Sullivan

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    About this audiobook

    “[JamesVan Praagh] has changed people’s lives, banished thefear of death, and brought grieving parents the solace of their dead children’spresence . . . It is impossible not to be moved.” —Newsweek

    “Hereally is a healer. . . . He is the real thing.” —Shirley MacLaine

    World-renownedpsychic James Van Praagh reveals the truth aboutchildren in the afterlife, verifying that their spirits remain enduringlyconnected to the world of the living even from the great hereafter. In GrowingUp in Heaven, the New York Times bestselling author of GhostsAmong Us and Unfinished Business offers a heartwarming, visionaryconfirmation of our deepest hopes and wishes for the children who have goneahead of us to their great reward.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperAudio
    Release dateMay 24, 2011
    ISBN9780062101099
    Growing Up in Heaven: The Eternal Connection Between Parent an
    Author

    James Van Praagh

    JAMES VAN PRAAGH is the New York Times bestselling author of Unfinished Business, Ghosts Among Us, and Talking to Heaven. He lectures and conducts seminars around the globe. Visit the author online at www.vanpraagh.com.

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    • 3/5
      I'm not a parent, but rather a child who lost a significant other who is also my twin and my parents don't seem to have trouble with it as much as me mainly because to them part of her seem to have survived through me. I think this will be comforting book for parents who lot their children. An assurances that those who die are not really "dead".
    • 5/5
      Very interesting. Loved it
    • 4/5
      I enjoyed this book and the author's claim that our loved ones stay with us after they passed on. Van Praagh is a medium who is capable of communicating with the dead. This book is based on his experience and his many reading that he performed for people who lost their loved ones. He details the different messages that the spirit world has for the living. It seems to be a somewhat similar message despite the different circumstances of death. Most spirits give Van Praagh the message that they want their bereft family members to go on living and be happy, and that their sometimes untimely death happened according to a higher plan. I think that in itself is a comforting message and it may help people who recently lost someone find the strength to go on.