A collection of personal accounts of people who have had life-before-birth experiences includes the tales of a kidnapped child who was assisted by her unborn sister and a woman who met her future son in a vision. Reprint.

Coming From The Light

Religion & Spirituality

Hinze, Sarah

New Age & Spirituality

GALLERY BOOKS

The Castaways: New Evidence Supporting the Rights of the Unborn Child examines what happens to souls who attempt to come to the earth but are blocked through abortion. In analyzing collected accounts, a sampling of which are in The Castaways, a surprising picture emerges of what may be happening to the spirits of those aborted--the castaways. If you have lost a child, or are trying to conceive a child, or cannot bear children, this book will provide enlightenment, hope, and healing. You will see that relationships can be eternal and God's grace can provide rewarding surprises along the way. 
 Hear the voices of the castaways . . . .

The Castaways: New Evidence Supporting the Rights of the Unborn Child

Three Orchard Productions

The original Castaways first published in the year 2000, now in Spanish. 
 If you have dreamed about or sensed the presence of a child, grandchild, brother or sister before that person’s conception or birth, you have had a pre-birth experience. The preborn soul not only makes his or her presence known, but often announces it is his or her time to come to earth. 
 The pre-birth experience is the primary subject of our research. Over the years, a particular category has emerged - the aborted child and children in danger of being aborted. How could this be? Are children alive in a spiritual realm before birth? What is happening to the souls of the aborted babies? 
 Based on the accounts we have gathered, we understand that we are not just a presence of flesh and blood. We are, each of us, a living soul. The soul has great knowledge and wisdom and can communicate. It has a life of its own and cannot be destroyed. This group of souls who have been aborted we call the Castaways. 
 Castaway is defined as “to cast off, as of no value, thrown away, rejected.” It is one who may be an outcast from society or sent to another land, a land not of his or her choosing. This term clearly applies to those of God’s children who have been aborted. This concept is illustrated through the true accounts included here. As you read this book, listen to the voices of the children, these castaways. Listen to the love and the longings that come from them, and also listen to the voice of Jesus as he speaks of their grief and his love for them. In many of the accounts we have collected, we find Jesus directly involved in the plight of the aborted ones. 
 If you have lost a child, or are trying to conceive a child, or cannot bear children, this work will provide enlightenment, healing, and hope. If you have children of your own, you will hold them a little closer. You will see that relationships can be eternal and God’s grace can provide rewarding surprises. 
 Hear the voices of the Castaways. . . .

Los Naufragos: Seguros en Su Brazos (Spanish Edition)

Parenting & Relationships

Hinze, Brent

Parenting

Three Orchard Publications

An announcing dream is exactly what it sounds like - a dream in which a child lets you know he wants to be born to you. This mysterious occurrence happens to mothers, fathers, and even siblings throughout the world. This and other types of pre-birth experiences happen in every culture, religion and nation. 
 Previously published as Coming From the Light and We Lived in Heaven, the true stories gathered here open a door to the wondrous realm of life before life - a realm from which those who are waiting to join us on Earth can speak to us and guide us. Inside this book are remarkable accounts of parents and families who have met their sons and daughters, sisters and brothers before they were born; the vivid memories of life before life as recounted by young children; and dramatic stories of transformation and prayers answered by the tiny guardian angels who watch over us before they are born. 
 Sarah Hinze' personal pre-birth experiences including her own announcing dreams open this collection. These accounts, so moving and uplifting,radiate a universal sense of peace, joy, and hope that touches us all.

The Announcing Dream: Dreams and Visions About Children Waiting to Be Born

Some of the most profound questions humans have asked are: “Who am I? Why am I here? Where did I come from? What happens after death?” 
Personal accounts in Memories of Heaven suggest exciting answers to these questions, especially where we come from before we are born.
These memories are messages from our true Home and offer a glimpse of the eternal nature of each human being. Discover exciting mysteries most of us have no memory of, including glorious gardens, buildings, and fountains; friends and family and the promises we made to them, and the many ways we prepared for our lives on earth. 
These memories will open your eyes and heart to your true worth, your limitless potential, and how completely you are loved. Discover who you really are, where you came from, why you are here and where you are going. And maybe a few of your own memories of life before birth will awaken within you.

Memories of Heaven: Together with the Hymn of the Pearl by Thomas the Apostle

Occult & Paranormal

Now revised and updated, The Memory Catcher was first published in 2012. For more than three decades, Sarah Hinze's groundbreaking research on prebirth experiences has provided solid evidence that children not yet born can warn, protect and enlighten us from another plane of existence. She has compiled hundreds of accounts that tell of heavenly encounters between parents and their soon-to-be-born children.As a young girl in Tennessee, Sarah learned to sense when angels were near. She eventually fell in love with Brent, who shared her belief in heaven. A year after their wedding, she held their first baby and realized that some of the angels she had felt nearby had been her own unborn children announcing it was their time to be born.After a series of personal challenges, including losing a baby to miscarriage, Sarah began to feel prompted that God wanted her to write about unborn children. Was it possible that other mothers had received similar experiences?Sarah decided to send requests for stories of unborn children to many publications across the USA. Within a few weeks, a mother contacted her and said, "I saw my unborn daughter and I want to tell you about it." Soon word spread and Sarah was collecting memories from around the world and publishing books about them.Now, with the help of her daughter Laura and her husband Brent, Sarah shares key experiences that shaped her belief in God, her willingness to follow His direction for her life, and set her on course to become the Memory Catcher, one of the world's greatest advocates for children waiting to be born.

Memoirs of Sarah Hinze The Memory Catcher: Capturing the Memories of Heaven

Lofgreen, Laura

After suffering a devastating miscarriage, Sarah Hinze was driven to know: Where did we come from before we were born? The answers she found during more than two decades of research confidently affirm that we lived with God before birth, and that each of us is given a unique mission in life that only we can fulfill. 
 In her research, Hinze was privileged to hear a story from a man who, during a near death experience, was shown aborted souls who would have been his children. Amazed, Hinze put the account to the back of her mind and walked away. But the seed was planted. A new question burned within her: What happens to the soul of an aborted baby? 
 The Castaways: Real-Life Accounts of Aborted Souls shares the inspiring and deeply moving answers Hinze discovered about the fate of souls cast away by abortion. Beautifully written and awe-inspiring, this remarkable work brings hope and healing to all those who have suffered from the effects of abortion. Come, and meet the castaways. 
 “The Castaways: Real-Life Accounts of Aborted Souls provides deeply moving ‘spiritual evidence’ which witnesses the beautiful reality of our eternal nature, and the connection between our actions on earth and their effects beyond this life. This work powerfully affirms women’s spiritual and intuitive capacities, and the strong spiritual connection between parent and child.” -- Carolina Allen, founder of Big Ocean: Women for Faith, Family, and Motherhood 
 "We have learned much about death and the life after. Sarah Hinze leads us into the next great area of research-the study of where we come from." -- Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, M.D., Psychiatrist and author of On Death and Dying 
 "The Castaways adds a new dimension to the entire field of books about life before birth by providing compelling evidence that babies in the womb can feel pain and rejection, sometimes resulting in traumatic memories after birth. The Castaways is a life-changing book with the potential to be a world-changing book." -- John P. Pratt, Ph.D. 
 "I have always believed that abortion is much more than just a choice. This fascinating book details how abortion effects not only women, but the children they choose not to bear." -- Dr. Richard G. Wilkins, Professor of Law and Director, The World Family Policy Center (The Castaways, 2000)

The Castaways: Real-life Accounts of Aborted Souls

Clark, E. Douglas

Createspace Independent Pub

The title of this book is a variation of Dr. Raymond Moody's book. Life After Life: a synopsis of near death" experiences, where people tell of what they encountered between the time they became clinically dead and then revived. These first hand accounts confirm what nearly every religion teaches regarding a continuation of life after death. Life Before Life is similar in that it deals with the spirit half of our current spirit-body make-up; only this book deals with the pre-birth side of this life, rather than the post-death side. And these testimonials are not brought to us directly by the yet-to-be-born, but indirectly by those with whom these pre-birth angels have communicated.

Life Before Life

Cedar Fort

Coming from the Light

A pawn in a game of battling kingdoms, Ada de Warenne's powerful enemies and evil forces work against her and Prince Henry mac David of Scotland. Embroiled in The Anarchy, shifting alliances, and frequent disputes over the northern lands of England, Ada's a privileged bride in a new land and needs to adapt to life amongst the people of Northumbria. In a legacy of pious Scottish queens, she continues the practice of helping her people. As Ada combats her trials, she gives birth to future kings and desires to bring peace to both her nation and home. But first she needs to find her enemies before they kill her sons.A Pawn for a King is written by Countess Ada de Warenne's 24th great granddaughter, Sarah Hinze, who learned of Ada while researching her family history. She felt an instant connection to this lost ancestor of medieval times who had unprecedented independence and courage that led the way for future royal woman of Europe. Hinze's connection led her to walk the lands of England and Scotland and spend years researching Ada's life.

A Pawn for a King: Ada de Warenne 1123-1178

Romance

Historical

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