Annabel Chaplin writes with authenticity and compassion how, through the release ofearthbound spirits into 'the Light', she has been able to free people suffering from the harmfuleffects of spirit attachment. She asks that we open ourselves to understanding death not as an ending but as a transition to a greater life beyond. A compelling read, with profound implications for the true nature of reality, and the meaning and purpose of human existence.-- Dr Andrew Powell. Psychiatrist and author of The Ways of the SoulI love this book. It describes how the author aims to set free the souls of those who have died yet who remain trapped in this world. Beautifully illustrated by stories of people's encounters with the continuing life of those no longer here, it is full of hope and inspiration. Reading it will bring relief and renewed vision to many, as it does to me. -- Hazel Marshall. Director Rock-Bank Transpersonal CentreI am so pleased to see this book re-published and available again after a long time -- people will soon realise what a gem it is. -- Dr Alan Sanderson. PsychiatristI strongly encourage people to read this book and apply its insights to their own life journey. -- David Lorrimer. Programme Director Scientific and Medical Network

Annabel Chaplin writes with authenticity and compassion how, through the release ofearthbound spirits into 'the Light', she has been able to free people suffering from the harmfuleffects of spirit attachment. She asks that we open ourselves to understanding death not as an ending but as a transition to a greater life beyond. A compelling read, with profound implications for the true nature of reality, and the meaning and purpose of human existence.-- Dr Andrew Powell. Psychiatrist and author of The Ways of the SoulI love this book. It describes how the author aims to set free the souls of those who have died yet who remain trapped in this world. Beautifully illustrated by stories of people's encounters with the continuing life of those no longer here, it is full of hope and inspiration. Reading it will bring relief and renewed vision to many, as it does to me. -- Hazel Marshall. Director Rock-Bank Transpersonal CentreI am so pleased to see this book re-published and available again after a long time -- people will soon realise what a gem it is. -- Dr Alan Sanderson. PsychiatristI strongly encourage people to read this book and apply its insights to their own life journey. -- David Lorrimer. Programme Director Scientific and Medical Network

Annabel Chaplin writes with authenticity and compassion how, through the release ofearthbound spirits into 'the Light', she has been able to free people suffering from the harmfuleffects of spirit attachment. She asks that we open ourselves to understanding death not as an ending but as a transition to a greater life beyond. A compelling read, with profound implications for the true nature of reality, and the meaning and purpose of human existence.-- Dr Andrew Powell. Psychiatrist and author of The Ways of the SoulI love this book. It describes how the author aims to set free the souls of those who have died yet who remain trapped in this world. Beautifully illustrated by stories of people's encounters with the continuing life of those no longer here, it is full of hope and inspiration. Reading it will bring relief and renewed vision to many, as it does to me. -- Hazel Marshall. Director Rock-Bank Transpersonal CentreI am so pleased to see this book re-published and available again after a long time -- people will soon realise what a gem it is. -- Dr Alan Sanderson. PsychiatristI strongly encourage people to read this book and apply its insights to their own life journey. -- David Lorrimer. Programme Director Scientific and Medical Network