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My Life After Death: A Memoir from Heaven Paperback – September 1, 2015
Author: Erik Medhus ID: 1582705607

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“Dr. Elisa Medhus offers a heartfelt, deeply moving story that invitesreaders to question their own beliefs of love, loss, and the afterlife.” (Eben Alexander, MD, author of the NY Times bestseller Proof of Heaven (Praise for My Son and the Afterlife))

“My Life After Death takes us on an extraordinary journey filled with inspiration, love, and hope. Well worth reading and celebrating. Thank you, Dr. Medhus and Erik.” (Gary E. Schwartz, PhD, author of The Sacred Promise and The Afterlife Experiments)

“From the graphic description of finding himself looking at his own dead body and seeing all the commotion and heartache that his suicide caused, Erik Medhus provides us with a totally new perspective on what its like to die. His voice is clear, direct and intimate as if talking to a close friend in the language of young people today. His insights are poignant and profound. Eric tells it like it is ‘no punches pulled.’ My Life After Death will expand your understanding of mental illness, suicide, spirituality, love, and the afterlife. And above all it is a book of joy, hope, and wonder.” (Dr. Victor Zammit, co-author of A Lawyer Presents the Evidence for the Afterlife and The Friday Afterlife Report)

“Communicating through a medium, Erik Medhus draws us into experiencing his world and his life in the afterlife. We experience his senses, emotions, thoughts, amazement, discoveries, and surprises as he has lived them since his passing. My Life After Death is an absorbing journey through the afterlife that I recommend to anyone who wants to understand the realm we will all eventually inhabit by experiencing it through the engrossing accounts of this young man living there now.” (R. Craig Hogan, PhD, author of Your Eternal Self)

“Many books suggest that consciousness and personality continue after death, supported by evidence from spiritual mediums who convey accurate messages related to specific deceased persons. This book is unique in that it describes what existence is like for Erik Medhus after his physical death. It is interesting to envision Erik’s mode of communication with ‘living’ loved ones—and to contemplate the various realms and experiences described as he becomes aware of his true nature. But I most appreciate his fresh take on the value of Earth life, reflected by these words: ‘Hold hands, man. Hug everybody. Have a hugfest.’ ” (Mark Ireland, author of Soul Shift and Messages from the Afterlife)

About the Author

Erik Medhus is an eternal twenty-year-old young man who passed away on October 6, 2009. From his new place in Heaven, Erik’s main occupation is as a spirit guide who helps those who struggle with their human experience, and he is the inspiration and contributor to the Channeling Erik blog and community. With candor, sincerity, and humor, Erik shares his own experiences and explorations of what happens after death in the first book of the series My Son and the Afterlife (October 2013) by his mother Elisa Medhus, MD. Now Erik’s full story, a memoir from heaven, is brought to the forefront in the follow-up title, My Life After Death.

Elisa Medhus, MD, is a physician and mother of five who has practiced internal medicine for over thirty years. She is the author of three award-winning parenting books, including Raising Children Who Think for Themselves and Hearing Is Believing, and has lectured on parenting for schools, parent groups, and corporations. After the death of her twenty-year-old son Erik, Dr. Medhus began journaling her grief in her blog ChannelingErik.com and wrote the successful book My Son and the Afterlife. She lives in Houston, Texas.

Paperback: 224 pagesPublisher: Atria Books/Beyond Words (September 1, 2015)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1582705607ISBN-13: 978-1582705606 Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.5 x 8.4 inches Shipping Weight: 12.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) Best Sellers Rank: #10,789 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #3 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > Occult & Paranormal > Parapsychology > ESP #4 in Books > Self-Help > Death & Grief > Suicide #12 in Books > Religion & Spirituality > New Age & Spirituality > Angels & Spirit Guides
My Life After Death: A Memoir From Heaven was a phenomenal book to read. The word "phenomenal" doesn’t even begin to cover how incredible this book is. The story follows a young man, who has taken his own life, as he explains how his afterlife is like. He provides incredible detail of the things he sees, smells, hears, and feels while exploring his way through Heaven. Not only that, but you learn of his journey to becoming a spirit guide, what God is, the concept of time, and the feelings he felt for his family after he had crossed over. You get to see from the point of view of a spirit what the after life is like, which has brought great comfort and an understanding I wouldn’t otherwise have had.

You actually get to go inside of Erik’s head and understand his every thought and feeling leading up to his transition and afterward. His hilarious, and sometimes mildly inappropriate, sense of humor along with his colorful vocabulary involving many cuss words is what gets you hooked because he is such a relatable guy. His voice throughout the book is carried out in such a way that you are able to connect easily with him because he isn’t speaking formally. You sympathize with his every word, and you are pulled in by, not only his experiences, but his compassion.

It’s easy to fall in love with this book from the very beginning. It’s a very gripping story that will keep you hooked from start to finish. I was blown away by how easily I understood the concepts that were spoken about like timelessness and the idea that there is no true "right" or "wrong". I highly recommend this inspiring book.
I hate it when an author spends half the pages trying to convince me of something. This book doesn’t waste ink with that. It dives right into the subject and delivers insights on every page. If you don’t at least have some curiosity about life after life, you won’t appreciate this book. No fluff. Unique and profound, yet not really contradictory to most other spiritual and religious thinking. I’ve read it twice because I was too engrossed the first time to slow down and properly assimilate the information. It isn’t a book to read superficially, like a novel.

No doubt, it will become an international best-seller, at which point, people with rigid beliefs will show up to trash it. Then, as an ultimate sign of widespread success, someone with way too much time on their hands will write a book to debunk this book.

I’m a prolific reader – hundreds of books each year on widely varied topics – with a lifelong interest in the metaphysical. This second book by Erik and Elisa Medhus is well-written (I’m picky about that), and for such a heavy subject, lighthearted. For those who share my lack of fortitude for graphic violence, I was able to read the parts about Erik’s suicide without being traumatized.

It’s now on my very short list of must-read, life-changing books. It’s on my Kindle, so I can’t loan it even if I wanted to, so I’ve been buying copies for trusted friends and family. If you love it and want more, find their blog, Channeling Eric. You might also appreciate The Nature of Personal Reality (my personal favorite of the Seth books), The Afterlife of Billy Fingers, and anything by Abraham-Hicks (which is the original material from which The Secret was written, but not credited). None of these are books to skim like a novel.
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