YOUR STORY
My next inspirational book, "Lanterns in the Dark", is made up of stories others have told me of their continuing bond with their loved one, even from the other side. IF YOU HAVE A STORY YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE, I would love to include it.
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"From the first sentence to the last, this book grabbed my heart and didn't let go. It made me laugh, it made me cry, and it gave me comfort and understanding about what is really important in life. Well-written, it holds a powerful message of hope." Dianne Lawson, Topeka Capital Journal contributing writer
"I'm not a religious philosopher, or a psychic, or anything remotely like that. I'm just a mother who lost her boy and who has been blessed by his presence from the Other Side.
"Looking back on it, I can see that all through my life God has been trying to tell me something. I think the messages that Dean has sent are a continuation of that effort and that I have finally, finally, gotten it. My challenge now is to see that you get it, too.
"I started this book many times over the years, but each time I stopped before I completed even the first chapter. The truth is, I was afraid to tackle it. When I asked myself why, I knew the answer, but I hated to admit it. I didn't want to be labeled a kook. I don't go to seances. I don't read paranormal magazines. I believe there are ghosts among us, but I don't care to read ghost stories. Gauzy figures materializing out of the dark bore me. I also don't read science fiction. I have enormous interest in galaxies and the incredible mystery of it all, but none in battling spaceships and pointy-eared aliens. I think it's only logical to accept that we are not the only intelligent life among trillions of planets. So there's no one on the few closest to us. So what? Have you never seen a block with seven empty houses on it? It doesn't mean that no one lives in the city.
"When my son died, I was torn every way a human can be torn, despite the fact I believe--no, I'm certain--that life goes on with hardly any interruption, on the Other Side. Knowing that did little or nothing to ease the pain. But then unusual things began to happen. And one day it all came together..."
