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Can't You See Them?

True Stories of Love, Life and Near-Death Experiences

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Can't You See Them?

By: Mirian Bethancourt
Narrated by: Nicole Gage
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This book was written with the intent of offering help and hope to those who, like the author, have suffered the loss of one or more loved ones in their lives. It is lit with messages of ways to find meaning in a troubled and often uncaring world. Following the tragic loss of her sister, the author takes the listener down the path of her struggles to survive, and to search for solace and healing. In the process, she reveals knowledge of what she had seen and heard in her own three near-death experiences.

No matter what beliefs you hold, there is knowledge in this book that offers hope for everyone. It gives valuable insight to a world beyond our own, a world where love unites us all.

©2016 Mirian Bethancourt (P)2016 Mirian Bethancourt Personal Success Spirituality

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