Death, a New Beginning

Death, A New Beginning is about an NDE and an extraordinary life. Sarah’s experience is of great interest for several reasons, among which are the extensive detail and unusual scope of her visit to the world beyond and the way it relates to her life’s story. She has emerged from her NDE and her very difficult life as a strong and fervent voice for good conduct and a more noble and kind view of each other and our mortal experience. Her ability to influence minds and hearts toward an enlightened and hopeful outlook has been life-changing to many. If this book did no more than show that someone can go through all that Sarah has gone through and emerge victorious it would be completely worthy. But there is much more here, including warnings of impending difficulties. The Story: Sarah Menet sought oblivion and relief from a tortured and broken life, thinking there was no pathway to peace and certainly no divine power of deliverance. But she quickly found that life goes on and there is a Great Benevolent Power. She watched paramedics work on her lifeless body, visited the world of spirits, beheld its beauty, people and structures, experienced the joy of divine love and the depth of divine penalty. She had told her dying father she could hardly wait for him to die and would spit on his grave, but after understanding the darkness sand difficulty of his penalty she had no desire to condemn him further and was purged of animosity toward him. She also desired to be exact in doing things right and was filled with forgiveness. She also saw things and received answers to many questions, such as: Why are terrible things allowed to happen to good people? Why are we her on earth? What happens to us after we die? What is deja vu? Is there such a thing as reincarnation? What is Hell like? Sarah also saw forward looking events, including tall buildings in New York collapsing and other difficulties. Her experience took place in 1979.