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No Goodbyes; Life-Changing Insights from the Other Side with Barry Eaton (from the author of Afterlife), from Australia We've all heard near-death experience stories and wondered about what will happen after death. Barry Eaton, the author of Afterlife, is back with more fascinating proof of what lies ahead. In No Goodbyes, he reveals information gleaned from his experiences with the spirit world about: Destiny & Free WillWorld UnrestThe spiritual effects of negativityThe true roots of an addictive personalityConsulting with psychics and mediumsPast-life regression therapy andInsights into the bigger picture No Goodbyes offers new information from spirits living in the advanced stages of life after death, who believe that the time has come to let people know the answers to mysteries that have puzzled them for generations. Barry Eaton is well-known in his native Australia as a mainstream journalist and broadcaster, and for his Internet radio show Radio Out There. He gives regular talks and lectures, as well as one-on-one sessions as a psychic intuitive. His first book, Afterlife, was published in 2013. For more information visit: http://radiooutthere.com/blog/
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