Echoes of the Soul: Moving Beyond the Light

The author lays it all out in a simple, sensible way. Great food for thought, excellent book.

I'm a believer in reincarnation, that death is not the end. I agree with some of what the author says, but can't help but question some of it. I got a lot more information from Michael Talbot's the Holographic Universe (recommended) and Chet Snow's Mass Dreams of the Future, but this book is not a bad read. I love the author.

This amazing book was mentioned to me by a friend. I ordered it the same day and read it as soon as it arrived. The very best book about our Soul and what happens when we die and when we come back in another body as we live thousands of lifetimes! Where we go, what we do, the lessons we learn, the choices we make. Everyone NEEDS to read this book!

If anyone is looking for answers to the many questions of "Why" things happen, this is my all time favorite book! When I lost my only child I immersed myself in books and continue reading almost 6 years later. I have read many stinkers but also; many books have opened up my heart and mind to so many things that I was previously oblivious to before. I know that losing my daughter was to open my heart to spiritualism & be closer to God. That's the price I had to pay for my soul's growth. Before,..... I had no faith, and now I have a totally different perspective about life, death and what is most important. We are all here to either teach or learn and when it's our time to re-join our beautiful children we'll understand why things happened the way they did. In the mean time, read this beautiful book and you too will have that "Ah Ha" moment.

I could not put this book down. After losing so many loved ones and just more curious as to where does our soul go and what is my journey? This book really helped to somewhat clarify that. It still remains to be seen if all that is said is true but what I heard I like and can live with. A great and entertaining read.

I first read "Echoes of the Soul" about 5 years ago & recently decided to read it again, & I'm glad I did! This book has so many thought provoking insights, thoughts, ideas, & examples that it would be really difficult to remember, think about/consider & learn from them all in just 1 read."Echoes of the Soul" covers a wide range of topics concerning the life of our souls, including: the planning of each of our incarnations, when souls enter the body, the death process, what life is like on "the Other Side", and much, much more. The author also discusses the importance of quieting our minds to hear our "still, small voice", as well as creating & maintaining a relationship with God.Overall, I would highly recommend this book for those who are interested in spirituality - it definitely has a lot to offer!

I’ve learned so much in the last 17 years about why we are here. Where we go when we die but I had questions and what I call gapes in my knowledge. This book fills in many of those gapes and I thank Echo Bodine for her knowledge and insight, thank you!

This book should particularly appeal to those people just starting to consider the possibility of reincarnation as an active process, which includes them. It is clearly written in a straightforward style and offers the "standard model" albeit from a duelist perspective (nothing wrong with that). It differs from most in that the examples offered of individual cases are obtained from the use of a form of "psychic perspective" whereby the author intuitively develops an assessment of various clients. The subject of induced fetus mortality is covered along with an emphasis that the soul is eternal and does not die and that there are, in any event, potentially valuable lessons that may be obtained through a short stay on earth, for both parent and child alike. There are to my mind, certain problems with this approach and the entanglement/dis-entanglement of associated Karmic knots cannot be easily understood without the proviso that all involved are striving for betterment in some active sense. This part of the book is somewhat difficult to fathom. However, as an introductory text the overall effort is very good and should promote inquiry and help searchers find their way to more comprehensive material.The Journey To Enlightenment