What Happens When We Die?: Our Journey in the Afterlife
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| Rating | : | 4.38 (526 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1912230070 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 158 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-20 |
| Language | : | Dutch |
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He lectures and broadcasts widely, and is the author of many books, including When a Loved One Dies (2005) and Time for Transformation (2008, with Margarete van den Brink).. She is the author of More Precious than Light (1995); Transforming People and Organizations (2004); and Time for Transformation (2008, with Hans Stolp).Hans Stolp studied theology at the Free University in Amsterdam and specialized in Esoteric Christianity. About the AuthorMargarete van den Brink worked as a consultant in the UK and abroad, giving seminars on communication and leadership
Is there truly life beyond death? What really happens when we die? Can the living stay connected with, or even help, their loved ones who have passed on? Answers to these questions have traditionally been sought for in Eastern religions butperhaps surprisingly for somethey can also be found within the Christian tradition. With this knowledge, together with Rudolf Steiner’s research, they offer answers to the following questions:--What is the world beyond death really like and what tasks await us there?--Why is love and wisdom gained in life on earth so important in the afterlife?--How can the living help or hinder the dead?--How do the departed themselves help loved ones who are left behind?--How does the Christ sustain the dead as they review their previous life and prepare for the next?This is an extraordinary guide to understanding what happens after death. The authors draw on near-death experiences and the many profound person
Margarete van den Brink worked as a consultant in the UK and abroad, giving seminars on communication and leadership. She is the author of More Precious than Light (1995); Transforming People and Organizations (2004); and Time for Transformation (2008, with Hans Stolp).Hans Stolp studied theology at the Free University in Amsterdam and specialized in Esoteric Christianity. He lectur