The Magnificent World of Spirits: Eyewitness Accounts of Where We Go When We Die

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Quick Overview: A curated collection of firsthand accounts from Latter-day Saints who visited the spirit world, organized to reveal what awaits us after death.
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Marlene Bateman Sullivan gathers dozens of eyewitness accounts—drawn largely from early Church history, personal journals, and near-death experiences—of Latter-day Saints who glimpsed the spirit world. Organized by topic (leaving mortality, the spirit body, reunions with loved ones, the beauty of paradise, spirit prison, and missionary work beyond the veil), each chapter pairs firsthand narratives with scripture and prophetic teachings. The result is a comforting, faith-affirming guide to what lies ahead, meant to ease the fear of death and inspire more purposeful living.

  • Real firsthand accounts of Latter-day Saints who visited the spirit world and returned
  • A comforting answer to the universal question: what happens when we die?
  • Companion volume to the popular Gaze into Heaven
  • Combines faith-promoting stories with scripture and prophetic teaching

Perfect for a faithful Latter-day Saint curious about the afterlife or grieving a loved one who wants reassurance grounded in scripture, prophetic teaching, and firsthand accounts.

Product Details

Author
Marlene Bateman Sullivan
Format
Paperback
Pages
208
Dimensions
6x9 in
Interior
Black and White
Weight
10.0 oz
ISBN
9781462117789
SKU
17789
Imprint
CFI
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