Signs From The Afterlife: How the Other Side can comfort and inspire you

TJ Higgs

Signs From The Afterlife: How the Other Side can comfort and inspire you
RRP: £6.99 - Paperback
Publication date: 05/08/2010
EAN: 9781846041983
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In her first book, Living with the Gift, TJ Higgs shared the gripping account of her rise from difficult beginnings to becoming one of the nation's leading celebrity mediums. In Signs From The Afterlife she reveals the wisdom and psychic insights that have made her the star she is today.

Brimming with incredible true stories, Signs from the Afterlife explains the ways in which TJ receives messages from the Other Side and communicates amazingly accurate information from those who have passed over. More than this, Signs from the Afterlife tells readers how they can use TJ's psychic techniques for themselves. Through reading the signs that are to be found all around us, we too can connect more closely with our lost loved ones and become the masters of our destinies. Generous, warm and with a great sense of humour, TJ shows us how to decode the signs from the Afterlife that are all around us.
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She's amazing - TJ has a direct line to the afterlife
- Colin Fry

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