If death is an end then I know for certain there is nothing final about it. When Nicole Kerr hit the ground she thought: I am going to die yet death is not supposed to happen this way. I am just 19 years old. I still have things to do places to go deadlines to meet so I cannot be dead. I don t have time to be dead. Still I think I am. This must be death. Rays of brilliant white light flood me from all sides. Streams of light cocoon me wrapping every part of my being in a chrysalis of soothing waves. Instead of the pain of impact I feel rocked and held. This is bliss. No fear. All of us fear death. For most of us that fear remains below the surface of conscious awareness most of the time. What is fear if not the body s reaction to the possibility of its own end? Eventually you will die so why then does Nicole Kerr make the audacious claim that you are deathless? In the book You Are Deathless Nicole Kerr shares her journey about awakening to herself and the transforming work of aligning her soul spirit mind and body. Through her own death Nicole was forced to shed ascribed identities such as being a people-pleaser to instead develop an authentic loving relationship with herself and God. Her story proves that we can put to death the punishing angry God that man created. This allows the beautiful God of love and acceptance whom she encountered in her own death to emerge and accompany us in day-to-day life. Nicole beautifully presents how her NDE was actually an STE: A Spiritually Transformative Experience. This aligns with the ten most common NDE lessons (Source: IANDS 2020 Annual Report) the first of which is We do not die. Nicole has persevered through enormous suffering and pain to create the life she now loves. Nicole has seen what awaits you at the end of this life because she s been there and she can assure you that it s a new beginning more beautiful than you can now comprehend. A good death begins today and with it a great life. Through Nicole s death experience you can learn how to live your life to the fullest. You can engage in your own metamorphosis without having to die like Nicole did.

1st Heritage Press edition. 4to. size., 159 pp. Fine dun-colored buckram with spine and cover titles and illustration stamped in gold. With double-page illustrations on both pastedowns, and illustrated throughout in color by Edward A. Wilson. George H. Macy established the Heritage Press to democratize the availability of his expensive and scarce Limited Edition Club publications to the masses; this book is a fine example of the very high quality the ""Poor Man's LEC"" nevertheless maintained. There is ver slight smudging to the covers, slight dust-staining to the edges, and there is a single stain on page 30, but otherwise the book is in excellent shape--the gilt is bright, covers unworn, the spine is tight, and the text is very clean, clear, and bright. In a Good slipcase with some tanning, corner and edgewear, and a couple of stains. A gorgeous Heritage Press edition of Housman's 1st published volume of poetry, which fired the imagination of the young all over the English-speaking world with its portrait of melancholy youth.

Rare First Edition [Macmillan, London, 1930]; xii, 340 pages; blue cloth, a little rubbed, minor bumps to extremities, an essentially fine copy. One of the most important military memoirs of World War One. With four photographic plates & illustrations of nine military plans. Includes explanation of objectives & operations relating to the South-West Offensive of June, 1916 [which would become known as the Brusilov Offensive, perhaps the singularly most effective operation of WWI].

The first UK edition (first printing). This copy signed by the author on the title page. 8vo. 267pp. Grey boards lettered in white at the spine. A virtually fine copy in non-price-clipped dust wrapper, just fractionally rubbed at the upper edge.

Robb, Candace. The service of the dead: a novel. New York: Pegasus Books, 2016. First edition, flat signed by the author on the title page. Hardback, near fine in unclipped dustjacket. Two-tone tan cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine. Binding strong and tight. Small ink stain to bottom of text block. 235pp., contents clean and bright. A historical novel that deftly captures politics and interactions between different social interests in late medieval England…against the backdrop of social pressures and military actions, Kate s character and world shine and draw readers into her choices and challenges. California Bookwatch. RightWayUp Books aims to provide accurate and detailed descriptions. All images are of the actual book for sale - no stock images are ever used. Thank you for looking at this listing.