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'That
is the real gift of this book: the message that
others can help us heal and our healing can help
others. By providing an authentic look at grief
and an honest approach to healing, Bay offers
hope. "There is life after death, not just
for the person who has died, but for the loved
ones left behind who must go on living, and hopefully
living in the moment with a greater sense of joy."
Unique and poignant, this is an important book
for everyone coping with loss or helping someone
else copy with loss.'
Donna Baker Church
MerlianNews.com
Endorsements
Jane
Bay has received endorsements for LOVE & LOSS
from Deepak Chopra, Sharon Salzberg, Rachel Naomi
Remen, M.D. and Daniel Goleman.
Jane Bay takes
us through her personal process of overcoming
the death of her Tibetan daughter that culminates
in an uplifting conclusion despite the inherently
tragic circumstances that are at the heart of
the story.
Deepak Chopra Author, Peace Is the Way
The essential question
of spiritual life can be expressed as, "How
is it that some people emerge from suffering with
great faith and compassion, while others remain
feeling broken and alone?" LOVE & LOSS
is a beautiful exploration of that question, and
a healing testament to the power of undying love.
Sharon Salzberg
Author, Faith
LOVE & LOSS
gives us a glimpse of the invisible web of connectedness
between us and its power to help heal even the
deepest of wounds. In sharing the loss of her
Tibetan daughter, Jane Bay offers a rare opportunity
to experience the mystery and power of Motherlove,
not as a biological accident but as a relationship
between souls. LOVE & LOSS is a testimony
to the vulnerability of incarnation and the immortality
of the soul.
LOVE & LOSS
movingly recounts a journey of love and loss,
via friendship and caring, to healing and celebration.
Jane Bay shares her bittersweet, deeply personal
affirmation of our interconnection and the quiet
power of love. This book will be a balm for anyone
whose heart still aches from a profound loss.
