Book Title: Who Is Afraid of Death ?
Author: Richard Simonetti
Publisher/Year Last Published:  C.E.A.C /  2000 

Description:

This is a light-hearted, easy read book in which the author speaks candidly about the process of disincarnation undergone by the Spirit at the time of what is mistakenly referred to as "death".  He also tells us about the impacts of certain kinds of death and of the reactions of family members to the situation in general.  In the end, readers learn to view disincarnation not as the end to be feared but rather as a natural process, that is actually just part of life....

- description below taken from back cover of book (© 2000 by C.E.A.C):

• Spiritual Body
• Problems in The Great Transition
• Abortion
• Suicide
• Euthanasia
• Cremation
• Fatal Accidents
• Cemeteries
• Funerals
• Premonition
• Death of Children

     These and many other topics are discussed in this book.

The author describes the circumstances and problems associated with the return to the Spiritual World.

In these pages the reader will find an invaluable contribution so that age-old fears and anguish that disturb people when dealing with death can be overcome.

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INDEX

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Table of Contents # 
( notations by us in green are added notes to give you a better idea of what some of the chapters, where the titles are not necessarily intuitive, are about)

Preface

Beam of Light (Spiritist Doctrine)

The Spiritual Body

Spiritual Help (in disconnecting and returning)

Disconnection

Balance (conscience)

Difficulties in the Return Journey

The Rally from Death (holding someone back with emotional distraught)

Unfailing Resource (the power of prayer)

Delays in the Disconnecting Process (physical death vs disincarnation)

Tragedy (earthquake, drowning, accident, etc.)

Compromising Escape (suicide)

Death of Children

Why do Flowers Die?

Abortion

Awareness of Wrongdoing (in abortion)

A Disgusting Solution (Euthanasia)

Old Trauma (being buried alive)

Is it Time? (we usually shorten our own time)

Dangerous Game (lack of respect for life)

Funerals

Ideal Funeral

For His Sake (keeping your spirits up for the dying's sake)

The Garment in the Closet (understanding a corpse)

Warnings from Beyond (premonitions)

Strange Cult (visits to the cemetery)

Flowers for the Dead (a thoughtful offering)

Cremation

Transplants

Blessed Charity (organ donation)

Curious Obsession ("obsession" of loved ones)

The Most Important (not forcing the the talk of death with the dying)

Rules of Stability (understanding life to cope with death)

Returned Jewels (submission)

Passport (Our return depends on us)