Afterlife Of Billy Fingers: How My Bad-Boy Brother Proved to Me There's Life After Death

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As I was reading I started to receive signs of my own. I too lost someone close to me who struggled with addiction. Like Annie I fought so hard to save It feels like she wasn't confident enough to write a book on her own, so she used the sad circumstances as an excuse. With her brother talking to her, she had to write it. Even the Beings from the afterlife agreed on it. Hmmm... Convenient. In his first visits, Billy is children's Bible school teacher- sweet and kind, and then he is scaring Annie in the shower like Vincent Price. He dances around talking about the Akashic Records, he has an Indian soul guide, and then he has Angels. It reads like a buffet style of every Eastern mysticism, dashes of Christianity, a little new age-y and yet, Billy never calls anything by what Annie (or any of the rest of us) would recognize. Then Annie Kagan described herself as a cosmic detective and I was off the bus. Your eyes can't see the light directly, only the things it shines upon, so the light remains invisible, just like the soul does.”

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The Afterlife of Billy Fingers reaffirms the NDEs experiences of the light and love I encountered on the other side. It’s an engaging account of the transformation of the spirit and I highly recommend.” ─ Dannion Brinkley, bestselling author of Saved by the Light If there's one thing worth doing on your planet, it's discovering self-love. I say “discovering” instead of “learning” because learning implies you're starting from zero; but the truth is, you already love yourself. When you're born, when the amnesia happens, you forget your magnificence, and think you have to earn the right to be loved. How can you earn what already belongs to you?”I read The Afterlife of Billy Fingers in 90 minutes...I could not put it down. What a great book, really one of the best in this genre." --Arielle Ford, bestselling author of Wabi Sabi Love and The Soulmate Secret

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Attracted to Eastern spiritual traditions, Annie studied yoga and pursued an intense meditation practice. Following her inner voice, she left her career as a doctor and abandoned her hectic city life in search of serenity in a small house by the bay on the tip of Long Island. I do not believe we are to know all the answers to the afterlife and what happens when we die. We are know what we know, no more, no less. People that go through life, not believing are truly missing out on living. It was all very trite and unconvincing. Trust me. No one, NO ONE on this entire green marble of an earth wants this story to be true more than me. I actually gave my brother the what-for for not coming and chatting me up after he died, but here we are. A story with a great foundation and the rest feeling contrived and utterly unbelievable. I am someone who thinks Sylvia Brown is pretty dead on. I am not a skeptic by any means, and this story doesn't work for me. The reader is left asking whether Kagan simply imagined Billy's monologues, or if Kagan is a manipulator exploiting human grief and fear to make money and achieve guru status.Being in an earthly body and looking through physical eyes limits the way you perceive the light. Your eyes can't see the light directly, only the things it shines upon, so the light remains invisible, just like the soul does. That causes a good deal of suffering down there on your planet because it's hard to believe in what you can't see. The light here makes visible what is invisible on earth: the divine nature of all things.” The foreword is by Dr. Raymond Moody, whose 1975 book Life After Life changed many people’s lives and turned ‘near death experiences’ into a ‘respectable’ subject. Additional quotations from other recognised writers in this field add weight to the credibility of this book by Annie and Billy. As Billy says: One of the most detailed and profound ADC's ever recorded, Kagan's book takes the reader beyond the near-death experience. Billy's vivid, real-time account of his on-going journey through the mysteries of death will change the way you think about life. Death and your place in the Universe. It's a good idea to sort through your beliefs now and then and throw out the ones that don't serve you.” When Billy wants to communicate how important something is, he describes it as physically large. For example one afterlife entity is important because it is bigger than the sun. Size is a child's way of understanding importance. Billy's visions are earthbound. He describes his own afterlife as floating around in space past stars and planets, "I'm drifting weightlessly through space with these gorgeous stars and moons and galaxies twinkling all around me." In heaven, people wear robes, and they are better looking "than the best looking actor."

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Annie at first resists the ‘reality’ of hearing her dead brother talking to her, but slowly, slowly begins to accept the truth of what she is experiencing. Time and again, Billy gives proof by the ‘coincidences’ that he creates. He tells Annie, for example, to call someone and tells her to take a specific Bach Flower Remedy; she calls, and that person is at that moment in a shop with just that Remedy in her hand. Numerous such instances are woven into this exciting and intriguing story. Many of the things he related offered me validation that I have come far on my quest for enlightenment and that my path has proven to be the one that has led me to my best use of soul purpose. of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars The Afterlife of Billy Fingers: How My Bad-Boy Brother Proved to Me There's Life After Death by Annie Kagan I don't want to be mean, but I have a feeling that author just used her brother's death to send her own messages to the world. I will not even comment the profit. Because, while I do have an open mind, to me it is crystal clear that in this case the author actually spoke to herself all the time. Not hard to understand actually. What I find wrong about it, is her putting her own words into the mouth of a ghost and publishing them as the truth for all mankind. Again, novel about Billy would be a much better solution than this. Non fiction, really? I love the idea that there could be afterlife, but saddened the book sort of ends the way it does. I lost my twin flame (we together since babies) - I was reaching out to see if I can still continue a relationship with her even if we were separated by different planes of existence. For a while, it gave me hope, but towards the end It left me feeling sadder than happier because of the suggestion of some sort of finality. Read moreThe Afterlife of Billy Fingers reaffirms the NDE experiences of the light and love I encountered on the other side. It's an engaging account of the transformation of the spirit and I highly recommend." --Dannion Brinkley, bestselling author of Saved by the Light Even more exciting to me, Billy confirms so many of the life principles I’ve been studying throughout my adult life, in books by the visionary scientist Ernest L. Norman ( The Voice of Venus and The Infinite Concept of Cosmic Creation ) and now in my own books ( Cosmic Dancer and Speed Your Evolution Become the Star Being You Are Meant to Be ). In fact, if I’d asked my Cosmic CoAuthors to deliver a book that would validate their interdimensional view of human life, their schematic of repeated incarnations with long sojourns of learning in Higher Worlds, their view of life as a series of Infinite possibilities and extended potential for individual, soulic growth— Billy Fingers would be it.