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Title: Walking in the Garden of Souls: George Anderson's Advice from the Hereafter, for Living in the Here and Now by George Anderson, Andrew Barone ISBN: 0-425-18611-3 Publisher: Berkley Pub Group Pub. Date: October, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.79 (29 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: A Book of Spiritual Insight and Healing
Comment: Once or twice in a life time a book comes along that touches the soul and heart so deeply, that one can not help but to change from the "healing." Walking in the Garden of Souls" by George Anderson and Andrew Barone, is one such book. Their first book, "Lessons from the Light" was a phenomenal work and a blessing for readers. While focused on the gift of mediumship and its purpose, this new work continues where "Lessons" left off. This book provides a deep and spiritual insight into the purpose of our lives, the journey of our souls both on earth and in the hereafter. The miracle of the book is the way that it also touches the spirit to the core and provides an intense healing for those who grieve. The writing is superb and flows as a spiritual lesson in death and bereavement. Even our grieving, as the book details, is but a lesson of learning in which we will be rewarded for in the eternal and beautiful hereafter. The authors also touch on several universal and deep principles, such as "everything that ever happens to us" has Divine purpose and order behind it; and all suffering and hardships are but steps toward a great reward in the hereafter; and, that life is really a journey of the soul, which continues in the hereafter.
I have had the blessing of a private reading with Mr. Anderson a little over a year ago. To say that it changed by life forever, would be an understatement. The hour that I spent in the reading with him was the most life-changing, phenomenal experience of my life. Truly I came away a different person experiencing a deep spiritual and psychological healing of grief. To have the blessing of a reading with him is truly a life-changing event. For those who have not had the benefit of a reading with him, "Walking in the Garden of Souls" serves as a "second" best healing source from the gift of this remarkable man. This book is a real testament to the learning that he has undergone through his gift, and now, encourged by the souls in the hereafter, shares it with the world. This book far surpasses any that I have ever read related to mediumship, death, dying and bereavement. Truly, this new book by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Barone is Divinely inspired and guided. A true gift of healing from the Eternal Light.
Rating: 5
Summary: A beautiful, well written look into heaven
Comment: When I lost my son in 1996 I grew to hate everything I was taught about religion and the meaning of life. I had the extraordinary good fortune to attend a seminar in Seattle, WA where my son came through. Ever the skeptic, I never even thought I would get to meet George Anderson, let alone have a reading, but my son came through with such force (and even his nickname, "paulimon" which knocked me out) to tell me not to give in to my hatred and to understand that we are only separated temporarily. My heart sang at the words George said. I thought he would be wisked away after the program, but he stayed there as plain as can be signing books and talking to people. I have watched ALL the psychics work, but this man is a living saint. The information was too specific to be a crock, and you need only to look at him to know this is no act. He is gifted beyond measure, and his words brought such joy to the people he did readings for that night. I bought this book for everyone I know who is in pain. It helped mine so much--I still struggle with my loss but the book is like a bandaid for the heart.
Rating: 1
Summary: Questionable theology
Comment: I found this book difficult to accept. Anderson claims to be in communication with various saints (St Teresa and others) but emphatically states that there is no such thing as the hell, the devil, evil spirits, etc. and that everyone (including murderers, rapists, suicides, etc.) goes to 'the garden', which is a direct contradiction of Biblical teachings. He expresses surprise that some people question his sources as possibly being evil spirits even though the Bible clearly warns against mediums, soothsayers and the like. He repeatedly refers to God as 'the Infinite Light', which sounds too close to Lucifer (from the Latin 'lucem ferre', or bringer of light) for my comfort.
I don't doubt Anderson's 'gifts' and I suspect that he is a compasionate individual, but as a Christian I cannot accept many of his statements, including that he is in communication with various saints.
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