LISTEN, I'M STILL HERE
The Continuation of Love From the Other Side
by Dorothy and Jack Farley
In the introduction of what may very well be the most intuitive book this reviewer has ever read, author, visionary and care giver Dorothy Farley asks, "How did I get to this point where I could communicate with my deceased beloved?" Listen, I'm Still Here guides you, the reader through her life yet unfinished but reaching fulfillment.
"We are what we believe and what we believe we are", is the over-riding theme of this life story that began before the start of World War II in London, England. Yes, Dorothy lived through the blitz (a veritable hell on earth), married at age 21, and relocated to the USA and eventually to Austin, Texas. But this was a marriage that would end in divorce in 1981 as their spiritual paths were divergent.
In 1988, a near 20 year marriage and love affair began, and continues to this day, even though Jack passed on in 2007. And so, Listen, I'm Still Here is a love story but is much, much more. Together, Dorothy and Jack began Cat Haven, a wildlife preserve as well as a retreat for those cats that choose to live there, and may do so for life. Indeed, the proceeds of this book go to its support.
Why, you might ask, is Jack's name with Dorothy's shown as author? Simply stated, because their love and communication continues. Listen, I'm Still Here is an intuitive journey of self-discovery about true and everlasting love, now from the other side.
If you've been looking for a book that is interesting, amazing and joyous, you will have found it in Listen, I'm Still Here . You will find that it's primary message is that life is eternal; there is no death. This book is so captivating, you may read it in one sitting.
Richard Fuller
Senior Editor
Metaphysical Reviews
Pertinent Info:
6 x 9, 200 pp, Pub Date March 2012
Hard Cover, $33.99: ISBN 978-1-45254-441-0
Soft Cover, $14.99: ISBN 978-1-45254-440-3
E Book, $9.99: ISBN 978-1-45254-439-7
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