Trailing Clouds of Glory

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Quick Overview: A medical sociologist compiles firsthand accounts of near-death experiences, pre-birth memories, and deathbed visions to argue that we lived in a heavenly home before birth and return there at death.
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Drawing on years of interviews and research, medical sociologist Harold Widdison gathers accounts of near-death experiences, children's pre-birth memories, deathbed visions, and after-death communications. Together they paint a picture of a premortal heavenly home where spirits are prepared, given missions, and escorted to earth—and to which they return at death. Organized around the soul's journey from heaven to earth and back, the book offers comfort to the grieving and reassurance that life is eternal, purposeful, and rooted in divine origins.

  • Real, documented accounts of children recalling life before birth and describing heaven
  • Powerful comfort for parents grieving miscarriage, stillbirth, or the death of a child
  • Answers the universal questions: Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where do I go?
  • Combines secular NDE research (Moody, Kubler-Ross, Verny) with faith-affirming testimony
“Baby, tell me what God feels like. I'm starting to forget.”

Perfect for a grieving parent or believer seeking reassurance that a deceased or unborn child still lives and that our existence is eternal and purposeful.

Product Details

Author
Harold A. Widdison Ph.D.
Pages
432
Weight
21.1 oz
ISBN
978-0-88290-772-7
SKU
C2113
Imprint
Horizon Publishers
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