Afterlife Connections: True Stories That Prove Love Never Dies (3 Easy Steps Psychic Series)

By Blair Robertson

If you have ever wondered if your deceased loved ones can connect with your from the afterlife, then this is your guide!

Love never dies!

Your loved ones may be physically gone, but their spirit and soul lives on. They are always around and continue to love you from beyond, and they continuously send us signs that they are okay!

Are you missing them?

In this no-nonsense and no-fluff book, Blair shares stories of common people connecting and communicating with deceased loved ones in an uncommon way. An easy read, this book can change your life!

Love never dies. This is proof. Grab your copy today!

Blair Robertson is a best-selling author and psychic medium who helps people live happier and fuller lives by demonstrating that love never dies. He offers live events, online seminars and courses designed to help people reach new levels of spiritual understanding. A Canadian of Scottish descent, he resides in Arizona with his wife. His website is www.BlairRobertson.com

• Language: English
• Publisher: Blair Robertson
• Release date: Jun 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311883865

Blair Robertson

Blair Robertson is a full time psychic medium. He regularly appears on radio and television. A Canadian by birth, with a strong Scottish heritage, he resides in Arizona and travels widely giving demonstrations of connections to the afterlife, workshops on spiritual topics and currently is working towards getting six books written and published. His first book, "Spirit Guides: 3 Easy Steps To Connecting And Communicating With Your Spirit Helpers" is based on techniques that have helped thousands make connections over the years. Blair's main hobby is listening to and playing blues on his growing guitar collection.

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AFTERLIFE CONNECTIONS

Blair Robertson

Copyright © 2015 by Blair Robertson

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, without prior written permission.

Aberdeenshire Publishing

Box 1306

Litchfield Park, Arizona 85340

The information presented herein represents the view of the author as of the date of publication. Because of the rate with which conditions change, the author reserves the right to alter and update his opinion based on the new conditions. This is for informational purposes only. While every attempt has been made to verify the information provided in this report, neither the author nor his affiliates/partners assume any responsibility for errors, inaccuracies or omissions. Any slights of people or organizations are unintentional. If advice concerning legal or related matters is needed, the services of a fully qualified professional should be sought. Contents are not intended for use as a source of legal or accounting advice. You should be aware of any laws that govern business transactions or other business practices in your country and state. Any reference to any person or business whether living or dead is purely coincidental. All stories are true, however some names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals. Hug an attorney today.

CONTENTS

Introduction

1 From a Skeptic to a Believer

2 A Savior from Beyond

3 Just One More Time

4 King of My Heart

5 Blessings from the Other Side

6 Nana Still Loves Christmas

7 A Playful Reminder

8 Let It Go

9 Getting Ready to Print

10 The Lilac Bush

11 Thank You Mum

12 Wheel of Fortune

13 No Time Limit

14 Time to Go

15 A Promise Kept

16 Thumbs Up

17 Mixed Messages

18 So Many Signs

19 Holy Mother's Spirit

20 Ding Dong

21 The Kid Whisperer

22 Many Deaths, Many Visitations

23 Change the Station

24 A Little While Longer

Conclusion

About the Author

INTRODUCTION

Holidays such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's and Valentine's Day are especially painful. Especially if they are the first alone. Of course other dates just birthdays, anniversaries, etc. are equally as hard.

The purpose of this book is to remind you that love never dies. It is true that we all will eventually pass away physically, but our soul or spirit continues.

This book was written for you by people like you for one purpose and goal: to help make you aware that your loved ones are near, and they're showing you signs on a regular basis.

The problem is most people don't recognize the signs. In the companion book to this one called Afterlife: 3 Easy Ways To Connect And Communicate With Your Deceased Loved Ones, I reveal the five signs that our loved ones often show us. (The book is free, and I urge you get it and read it.)

Not all signs are signs! It's important to know and understand the difference between what are real signs and what are not. It becomes very easy when you understand the differences! But the most important thing is once you do recognize differences you'll start seeing more signs. You'll learn how to tune-in, and your loved ones will lovingly share more.

As you might imagine over the past 30-years, I've heard thousands of stories of people who have made connections with their loved ones on the other side. I received emails, Facebook posts, blog posts and first-hand stories from people at my events.

In today's busy world, these stories quickly get lost. So this book was written at the request of people like you asked me to share stories.

Here they are! I hope you like them, and I hope that they inspire you. But most of all it's my hearts desire to convey to you that love never dies.

Blair Robertson

P.S. While these stories are true, we have changed names and other identifiers for privacy reasons. We have edited as lightly as possible for clarity. I'm profoundly grateful to everyone whoever has shared a story, regardless if included or not. Every story shared has the power to heal. Namaste.

CHAPTER ONE

FROM A SKEPTIC TO A BELIEVER

Mum lost her life on Christmas of 2002. My parents had borne me in their forties and despite the fact that I could see that she was growing old, I never once thought of her death. To me, mum would always be around. I loved her with all my heart and we spoke on the phone every day and met several times a week.

She was strong and did everything for herself, from cleaning to cooking. I had gently hinted that she should come and live with us. She looked at me, horrified. Why would she invade our space when she was fit and healthy and able to care for herself? My reason for wanting her close to me was that I could see that chores that used to take her a short time now took hours.

As I saw it, I would take over the cooking and cleaning and she wouldn’t have to lift a finger. It would have been against mum’s nature to sit back and let someone else care for her. She valued her independence and though her gait was slow, she still enjoyed her shopping and her walk to the park.

Her death therefore came as a shock to me and I thought of her constantly. I missed her with an intensity that left my body weak. I had never given much thought to what happens after death. I suppose to me, death was final. After mum had died however, I wished that I could see her one more time but I knew that it wasn’t possible.

Christmas approached and I couldn’t summon up the joy that I approached it in the previous years. Our family loved Christmas, the only time that mum agreed to sleep over at our house. Christmas Eve usually found us preparing meals and chatting happily in the kitchen. Mum would have her white apron on and be giving orders to the rest of us.

In 2002, mum was getting ready for me to pick her up at her house for the two nights that she would be with us. We had arranged that I would pick her up at eleven in the morning. I drove to her house at just about eleven and when I rang the doorbell, there was no answer. Puzzled, I went round to the back and peered in through the kitchen window.

Mum was lying on the floor of the kitchen, her