They Walk Among Us [Hardcover]

Is there life after death? Bestselling author Emma Heathcote-James is the first to present the astonishing and compelling evidence that suggests spirits can be made to appear in physical form.

Apparitions and visions of deceased loved ones being seen again after their physical bodies had been buried or cremated are the oldest and most common type of paranormal phenomena and one which my last book After Death Communications dealt exclusively with. The notion of an afterlife and stories of ghostly sightings have been circling around as long as man has inhabited the earth. This preoccupation with the next world, and longing for confirmation that our loved ones have lived on and are able to somehow communicate that fact to us, has become an integral part of many people’s lives, yet is still treated with suspicion and taboo.

It is a little known fact that for over 100 years we have actually had experimental scientific proof that we all survive the death of our physical bodies, that the living mind separates from the dead brain.

There are many credible documented accounts of full and partial materialisations of known deceased people and animals, objects and sitters being levitated, the apportation of flowers, coins and other objects and detailed and specific information coming from the mouths of those who have passed on. Such goings on happen within the branch of Physical Mediumship which is a very very rare phenomenon. It has been estimated that only one in 100,000 people has the ability to develop this gift and it generally takes twenty years or so of disciplined effort to do so . Physical Mediumship producing materialisations is currently the only phenomenon able to provide experimental proof of survival after death. During such physical séances or sittings, what I am interested most in is the fact these rare mediums are able to bring the deceased back to Earth in solid form. All of the assembled room is able to see, touch, speak with and hold their deceased loved ones... it is this and the implications that come with it that are explored in the book...

Seeing Angels was the first bestseller by Emma Heathcote-Jones, based on her PhD research into numerous cases of people who claim to have seen celestial beings. The book was later the subject of a BBC Everyman documentary. She appears on TV and radio and is also an award-winning short film maker.