Whispers from the Spirit World - Benita Glickman

"A beautiful testament to the power of Spirit, Whispers from the Spirit World demonstrates how one's life can transform when we are open and receptive to Spirit. Like building a new language of love, we can see life through a different spiritual lens and continue the relationship with our loved one on the other side in a whole new way. Benita's story of grief, love, and connection will inspire you to remain open to the magic of life."
-Bill Philipps, psychic medium and author of Signs from the Other Side

Joseph and Benita shared a sustained relationship built on trust, love, and emotional support for thirty-eight years. Wherever they went, they always held hands. Five years after his passing, Joseph continues holding Benita's hand, supporting and guiding her through life with signs and messages from the spirit world.
In her ninth grief memoir, Whispers from the Spirit World, Benita Glickman once again dazzles us with her original, beguiling poetry and her unique style of storytelling.

signs of love
heaven-sent
magic in the making

Spirit can reach out to us at any time-on a seemingly arbitrary day; soon after the death of a loved one; when we're experiencing emotional upheaval, or at a crossroads in life; anytime we can use a little advice, or a gentle nudge. A deceased loved one reaches out for a multitude of reasons-with a heaven hello; to assure you he or she is fine; to fill you in on his or her new life, or to offer support and guidance. If you're open to spirit, you'll see the signs, hear the whispers, and receive the messages.
Walk alongside the author as she and her circle of friends receive signs from the beyond. See if you recognize any of them as signs you've received. Ponder their meanings and ascertain the messages they hold.
Ultimately, Benita's message to her readers is Joseph's message from beyond the veil. Believe in yourself and in the Universe. Only then can you follow your heart, and do what feels right to you.
You may be surprised to find that what appears ordinary, may actually be sublime.