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I will be welcoming to my radio show Sandra Champlain, Author of the book We Don’t Die: A Skeptic’s Discovery of Life After Death to my radio show this week!
I first met Sandra about a year and a half ago in California at a conference. We had a great conversation, and I made sure I had gotten her business card. At the time I had met her, she was doing wonderful work, helping people deal with grief. Fast forward to a few months ago, and I had received an email from Sandra, when she was happy to announce that her new book was published! I asked her if she would be interested in joining me to talk about her book, and she graciously accepted.
Sandra Champlain is the author of the new book We Don’t Die – A Skeptic’s Discovery of Life After Death. She recorded the free audio “How to Survive Grief” which has now been heard by almost 3000 people in 15 countries. She is also a chef and travels the United States and Canada feeding race car teams and she owns a 21 year old business in Connecticut – Kent Coffee and Chocolate Company.
Sandra’s book was fantastic. It took me on a journey that not only covers death and dying (and beyond), but through it’s easy-to-digest writing style, I learned a lot about life! Within the pages of the book is a story of greatness that we all possess, wonderful powers and abilities many of us can’t even begin to appreciate (until we try) and so many wonderful and helpful resources sprinkled in throughout this wonderful publication.
I can’t even begin to talk about all the things Sandra mentions in her book, but I’ll try — she talks about the “voice” that lives within us, continually telling us that we’re not good enough or deserving; she mentions how the human body possesses supreme abilities that we usually don’t tap into; she talks about life after death; there is discussion with communicating with those who have passed (and how to attempt to do so); there are lessons on dying; there are passages about gratitude and forgiveness; you can learn steps on how to “supercharge your life.” So much information is at your disposal in this book.
One of the passages that I liked best in Sandra’s book was this:
“What forgiveness means is to stop being resentful towards someone. I heard someone say once that resentment is like taking rat poison, then waiting for the other person to die. Resentment is painful and can eat us up inside. Forgiveness is simply giving up the right to be resentful. Whether the person did something right or wrong, you are no longer going to have the rat poison killing you from the inside out. I urge you now to forgive and let go of any resentment you may have toward a person or yourself. A special ingredient you can add to forgiving someone is compassion. Remember, the best place to stand in an argument is on the other person’s side.”
Please join us for a wonderful conversation about life, death, and so much more!
I invite you to listen to my conversation with Sandra today!
Don’t miss the interview!
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