Letters From Heaven: Messages for Those Who Yearn to Connect is a compilation of 17 letters for parents, channeled from the spirits of children who have crossed over and 1 letter from the parents to the children. The letters are filled with love, longing, resolution and hope. Each letter is unique...each has a message for the intended reader...that they have reached a place of joy, love and peace. The children in these letters are varying ages and their deaths occur from different circumstances. Messages often include the events surrounding their death and those earthly relationships that are impacted by the loss. However, the spirits do provide us with the vision to appreciate the blessed relationships they form with other spirits, angels and God. Some of the children have been murdered, some ill with cancer. Some have died in accidents or the result of child abuse. One grown child was executed for a murder he committed, and yet another died of a drug overdose. You will meet the sweet spirit of an unborn child and one whose parents donated her organs so other children would see, and breath and play once more. We will hear about the ravage of HIV/AIDS on not only the body but the relationship between the child spirit and his father. One young woman shared her journey during a comatose state before she died. A young boy succumbed to a fire and one young boy drown while swimming at his favorite beach. These letters are not a symbol of despair. Rather, they allow the reader a glimpse into their new reality, that of the place they call Heaven, Paradise, or Home. They share with the reader how they are provided the opportunity to review and understand what their existence on thisearth meant, both for their parents and loved ones and themselves. The messages to the parents and siblings came through soft as a whisper at times and other times, loud as a blast. It all depended on the sprits personality and need to share his/her story of redemption and growth. | Letters from Heaven by Michele Sloma, Paperback | Indigo Chapters