What if the boundary between this life and the next is closer than we think? This true account of the author's paranormal experiences will have you wondering that very thing.
At five years old, E. A. Sabean found herself moving through a hospital, unaware that she was outside her body. As a teenager, she experienced another unexplained journey-through the wall of her bedroom and into the sky above her neighborhood. Years later, a beloved friend appeared to take her flying at the very moment he died.
These encounters were only part of a lifetime of experiences that left her questioning the nature of reality.
In My Life Between Worlds, Sabean shares her personal accounts of near-death experiences, ghosts, prophetic dreams, premonitions, an extraordinary healing, and a face-to-face encounter with an angel. Some experiences brought comfort. Others frightened her so deeply that she still sleeps with a light on.
Among the stories she recounts:
¿ Dreams that revealed hidden truths and offered a chance to say goodbye.
¿ Overpowering premonitions that prompted her to change her plans.
¿ Footsteps in an empty attic and an unseen arrival at her apartment.
¿ A voice heard through a phone before anyone discovered that a tenant had died.
¿ Vivid dreams of Atlantis, possible past lives, and a joyful reunion with her mother.
With candor, curiosity, and occasional humor, Sabean explores how these experiences shaped her childhood, followed her into adulthood, and gradually changed her fear of death into a conviction that life continues.
She also reflects on the questions that remain. Why do near-death experiences differ so much? Could dreams allow the living and the departed to meet? Do we exist before birth? And might we have lived other lives that we no longer remember?
This intimate memoir invites readers interested in the paranormal, near-death experiences, and the afterlife to consider one woman's encounters and the possibilities they suggest. Sabean distinguishes what she remembers from what she wonders, leaving room for uncertainty even as she shares her deeply held beliefs.
Her experiences have given her reasons to believe-and more questions than she ever expected.
Who are we? And what happens when we leave this life?
