Beyond the Veil: Our Journey Home

by

Diane Goble

Release Date: January 1, 2015

… a way for individuals to consciously prepare for what’s to come, and to better understand the life in their death, and what happens next. Anyone can benefit from this book, so keep it handy. You may use it more often than you think.

~ P.M.H. Atwater, L.H.D., researcher and author of Near-Death Experiences: The Rest of the Story and We Live Forever: The Real Truth About Death

There is no easy way to bring up the conversation of death but Goble’s book shows us why this is one of the most important discussions that we can have.

~ Josie Varga, author of Visits from Heaven and Visits to Heaven

Ultimately learning how to be fully present and conscious for the one who is passing is one of the greatest gifts you can offer someone you love.

~ JoAnn Chambers, Vibrational Sound Healer and co-author of The Sonic Keys: Sound, Light & Frequency; DNA Activation, and The Secret of Abundance

This is a conversation you must have with yourself and probably should have with all family members–

not that you need to have all the answers right now, but just to get you started thinking about these important questions before it’s necessary to know the answers so there won’t be any arguments in the heat of the moment. We all need to have these conversations about the end of our lives and what we do want and don’t want as far as treatment options, palliative care, hospice care and when and where we choose to die, depending on the circumstances and based on our own values, traditions and beliefs. Ideally we need to reconsider our choices every 5 years as we get older, if we have health changes, lifestyle changes, because we often make different decisions as our age and circumstances change.

If your heart stopped right now, what is your family’s plan?

Does anyone know where your important papers, passwords, contacts, valuables are kept and what you want done with them and who to contact after you’re gone?

If your persistent headaches led to a diagnosis of an inoperable brain tumor and a diagnosis of 6 months or less to live, would you consider the Death with Dignity option (do you know if it’s available in your state/country, what the requirements are)?

Are you aware that your Emergency Contact is not necessarily your Healthcare Representative unless that person is also designated in your Advance Healthcare Directive/Living Will?

If your spouse had a sudden illness requiring hospitalization, what things would you have to do that you wouldn’t ordinarily do? What if the person had been in an accident and was in a coma?

Knowing that at some point you will die, how do you hope your death will be? Have you told anyone? Have you contemplated your own death?

Have you considered how you would manage becoming a full-time caregiver for a severely ill child or an elderly parent?

If you are entering your dying process, have you reconciled your life and found peace of mind or do you fear what lies ahead?

Beyond the Veil: Our Journey Home was written by Diane Goble, a near-death experiencer, based on what she learned during her journey home and was asked to bring back to share with as many people as she could. Her primary message is that We Don’t Die! Her book is a resource manual, chock full of information about the options that are available to us as we are dying or being a caregiver for someone who is in the dying process. It is a training manual to teach caregivers to be Transition Guides for their dying loved ones or patients. It is a personal workbook with plenty of Notes pages for those who are dying as they are guided through the practice of the Art of Conscious Dying and writing their own Personal Transition Guidebook. It is in large print to make it easier to read.