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Finding Hope the Afterlife: An Honest Account of My Spiritual Journey and Afterlife Research

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Finding Hope the Afterlife: An Honest Account of My Spiritual Journey and Afterlife Research
Finding Hope the Afterlife: An Honest Account of My Spiritual Journey and Afterlife Research

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Finding Hope the Afterlife: An Honest Account of My Spiritual Journey and Afterlife Research

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Having experienced a troubled past, author Joshua Louis was someone who struggled to understand the world around him and his purpose within it. In 2012, his intuitive nature drove him to seek the truth regarding paranormal occurrences and the existence of an afterlife. What he got was way more than he bargained for. Louis would come to understand his purpose in a profound way. As his intuitive abilities developed, he discovered he was able to communicate with souls on the other side. In Finding Hope in the Afterlife, he offers an inspirational look at the afterlife, sharing his experiences from his intriguing spiritual journey. He explores his own true psychic abilities while using basic equipment to effectively communicate with souls on the other side. Through more than twenty photographs and almost forty suggested videos containing supporting evidence, Finding Hope in the Afterlife captivates and challenges any skeptic.

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