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REVIEWS FOR FLIPSIDE: A TOURIST'S GUIDE ON HOW TO NAVIGATE THE AFTERLIFE

 




    Top reviews from the United States

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    • Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2013
      This book, written by a screenwriter, is an easy-to-read version of the books by Dr. Michael Newton, who wrote as a clinical psychologist about the same subject. While his books are fascinating, and highly recommended, this version is for those who like more of a storytelling approach. The info in all of these books, including Dr. Newton's "Journey of Souls" and "Destination of Souls" tells the story of how the author, Rich Martini, discovered and finally became a subject of Dr. Newton's ground-breaking deep hypnosis technique that takes his patients back into the state of life-between-lives, a condition apparently common to all of the over 7,000 patients he reqressed over his professional lifetime. Their story varies only slightly, allowing for some individual aspects, but in the whole, people experienced the same thing in their afterlife no matter the location, age, sex, education, race, religion, culture, and so on. The amazing conditions that we all apparently experience after death are similar enough to be easily recognizable, no matter who is relating their individual experiences...and according to this story, we have a lot to look forward to.

      This is a book with a great theme, and a story, told by a good story-teller...about a subject everyone should be intensely interested in...what happens to us when we die? Who doesn't want to know about that? And could 7,000 distinct individuals all be wrong about it? It's a strong indication that life continues on, and in a very positive manner...something that should make everyone feel much more secure and relaxed about life here, and life after death...Highly recommended...it's not only a good read, it's a feel-good read. Enjoy!
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    • Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2016
      Format: KindleVerified Purchase
      Very enjoyable. There is a great deal of reference to Dr. Michael Newton's work and books. If this is actually how things are after life, it shows an interesting balance for all, and all souls.
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    • Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2011
      Disclaimer: Everything below is just MHO.

      First
      Thank you Rich for this wonderful personal account of LBL!

      Another reviewer (afterlifer) recommended Michael Newton's books over yours. So I bought his "Memories of the Afterlife", as well. I just finished your book and have started his.

      Reincarnation
      I also bought the Oversoul Seven Trilogy, which I had read in the 1970's to early 1980's. Quite an overlap between Seven and the LBL stories. One difference is "past/present/future". In the case of Seven, Jane presented him operating with several incarnations "at once" - past/present/future. Flipside touches upon this a wee bit, in an obvious sense (future planning and souls outside of time in the "afterlife"), and more fully in a subtle sense.

      Personally, I don't believe in reincarnation as popularly presented. Flipside and LBL more closely touch upon my beliefs and the Seven trilogy. That said, those who do believe should find Flipside a rewarding experience.

      The concepts of "lateral time and multiverses", although only hinted in your book, broaden my perspective of incarnation and LBL.

      LBL
      "LBL", or "Life Between Lives", is too limited as your book shows repeatedly. More precise would be "LWL", or "Lives Within Life". As you show, with yourself and others, we exist (live) continuously outside and inside our incarnations.

      Personal Stories
      I have a scientific and spiritual background. Thus, like a lot of us, I go between rigorous skeptic and devotee. Your early presentation of Michael Newton's 7000 case studies really satisfied my scientific skeptic, and paved the way for fully enjoying the stories of your adventures, and the stories of others you shared.

      Subtitle
      My only objection with your book is the subtitle: "A Tourist's Guide on How To Navigate the Afterlife". You only cover "How To" briefly (yet very informatively) at the end of Flipside. I would have subtitled it: "My Adventures with the Afterlife", which IMO more accurately describes the bulk of Flipside.

      Unconditional Love
      Perhaps the most poignant component of Flipside is the role of compassion and unconditional love. Over and over you demonstrate the fundamental nature of these within our Lives. The stories repeatedly demonstrate the dynamics of them, and how they obviate any fundamental need for forgiveness. Like, we don't need to forgive the sun for being hot or the scorpion for being a scorpion.

      Required Reading
      I chose to read your book, Flipside, before reading Michael's "Memories of the Afterlife". I just started reading Michael's book and the reason why I chose yours first became obvious. In Michael's introduction he writes in a more formal style. I wanted the informal personal interaction first before the formal, and your personal adventures provided that for me.

      Were I presenting a course on LWL, Flipside would be the first book on the reading list. The rest of the list would derive from your Recommendations in the back. I will be recommending Flipside to friends and relatives. Tops my Xmas gift list.

      Thanks Again
      You have provided humanity with a marvelous opportunity for self-awareness with Flipside. Thank you with all my heart and soul.

      Mahalo Nui Loa and Aloha from Hawaii,
      Al
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    Top reviews from other countries

    • B E Blenner-Hassett
      5.0 out of 5 stars Everyone should read this book
      Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2013
      Format: PaperbackVerified Purchase
      I had already read all of Michael Newton's books when I heard about Flipside. I sent for both the DVD and the book. The DVD arived first and I watched it. Most interesting but of course the hypnosis sessions were presented in a shortened fashion due to length of the DVD. This would be great for anyone wanting to watch the process and hear the subject's own words. However, to really get into a great overview of the after death process I highly recommend Flipside the book.
      To read the words of people from such varied backgrounds and different countries and religions who have had no contact with each other describing virtually the same scenerio certainly brings home the point that we are not simply our bodies seeking a spiritual experience but spiritual beings seeking a human experience.....and we've all had this birth and death experience ourselves many times before. And we're all in this together.
      A great guidebook for what you're likely to find when you leave your current body. A must read for anyone who fears death and what lies beyond.
    • Willem van Krimpen
      5.0 out of 5 stars Ha Ha Ha!
      Reviewed in the Netherlands on October 7, 2019
      Format: KindleVerified Purchase
      This book is simply amazing. It answers profounds questions like; Who am I? What is my purpose on this planet? Is there such a thing as death/reincarnation/the afterlife/life between lives. It gives details information about spirit guides. It explains that we choose our particular birth, our parents and our life path. This book is captivating. I couldnt put it down. I love the tone in which Richard captures the reader. Its simply marvelous. The book is very reasurring and assures the reader that everything is actually preordained and that we are simply going through the motions. I will read the book again. It has become my favourite read and I will recomment it to my large family and all my friends. Thank you Rich for sharing your invaluable knowledge. God bless. With love and light and see you on the other side.
    • j crosskey
      5.0 out of 5 stars A very different view on life!!!!
      Reviewed in Australia on August 21, 2020
      Format: KindleVerified Purchase
      This book tied in nicely with my previous and ongoing metaphysical journey and has been a great insight into 'after life' and 'between lives'.
    • Hélène Di
      4.0 out of 5 stars Voyage dans une autre dimension
      Reviewed in France on December 28, 2015
      Format: KindleVerified Purchase
      Livre intéressant pour les curieux et les amateurs de ce genre d' explorations. A aborder sans préjugés. L' auteur, avec un naturel parfois un peu naïf, nous fait part de ses expériences professionnelles et personnelles liées au monde de l' entre deux vies, aux réincarnations et au sens de notre présence sur terre. L' anglais est accessible, même pour ceux qui ont comme moi, un niveau scolaire. Vaut le détour.
    • N Maliphant
      5.0 out of 5 stars An interesting insight
      Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 11, 2024
      Format: KindleVerified Purchase
      Really enjoyed this book. I follow Richard on Quora and seen him mention it a few times. A very interesting insight. More people need to tead this and hopefully help enlighten their life path.


Tuesday

IN HONOR OF EARTH DAY: AN INTERVIEW WITH A SEQUOIA

In honor of Earth Day: an interview with a Sequoia

This is one of our more unusual podcasts.

While visiting Sequoia National park, I recorded some interviews with people accessing the tree.

The following podcast, I asked Jennifer Shaffer if we could speak directly to the tree about those interviews.

Here's the podcast:


Today a woman asked about the contents of this discussion - in terms of the Sequoia suggesting that when we think of "source" we can think of him as "God" or "Source" when trying to ideate, construct a visual of "what or who God is."

Here's that reply from our forum HACKING THE AFTERLIFE on Quora.

Good morning Richard

I just watched part of this video up until Prince showed up (didn't have time to watch all of it) but I just wanted to comment about the part where you brought up picturing source or God and connecting with your heart. What is so interesting and profound is I have just been questioning the last few days that I want to know God more that I want to understand who he is and I've been saying this out loud for days. And then here is your podcast… coincidence I think not..since we don't really know what God looks like because he is pure energy or consciousness or what have you..Jesus appears in your book as a guy with longish hair in jeans and a t-shirt, what is your recommendation and how to picture God and connect with him? Long hair jeans and a t-shirt? Or does it really matter? I'm really interested in this cuz I really need to understand who God is.. I am very philosophical and a seeker of the truth ( a Sagittarian) and this is a very very interesting want to know more subject for me. Any enlightenment?

My reply 

Good morning. Or God morning.

So yes, the tree suggested a meditation on how to picture source, using himself as the example.

"Picture me."

What does he mean? (By the way, 8 years of doing this weekly with Jennifer, its not in her vocabulary to suggest it.)

He's saying "If you want to picture source, think of me." He's talking about being connected to every tree on the planet. So when one sees a tree, oak, palm, maple, apple, cherry, he's saying he's connected to all. Not some.

Connected to every piece of wood on the planet.

Now imagine a massive tree diagram, contains every tree on the planet, 3 trillion estimated, connected to "Six." (Tree uses a number to avoid gender identification. So try to drop the he she body parts identification. Its moot. )

Picture the tree as God or Source. This gigantic tree connected to all trees everywhere.

Its a metaphor for God. We are the trees. Connected to every human on the planet. Source.

As Five put it (Akashic librarian) in the book DIVINE COUNCILS IN THE AFTERLIFE "God is beyond the capacity of the human brain brain to comprehend as its not physically possible to do so. " Meaning we cannot conceptualize being connected this way.

He added, "However you can experience God by opening your heart to everyone and all things. "

So try that. Opening the heart, compassion, empathy, seeing how we are all connected.

What do we call that interconnectedness?

Love.

Beyond measure. Love is what or who God is. Picture the tree, then conceptualize love.

Voila.

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