Sneed, Sondra (Sondra Sneed)

What to Do When You'Re Dead: A Former Atheist Interviews the Source of Infinite Being Sneed, Sondra (Sondra Sneed)

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU'RE DEAD is a fascinating dialogue between the creator of the universe and a 46-year-old woman who, in her life, has been to hell and back. Imagine finding out that you may hold the secret to man's survival. Imagine, also, learning for the first time why you were born and that your work on earth is already recorded in the book of life. It happened to Sondra Sneed and you get a front row seat to the life of a reluctant messenger bringing forth a message that could save humankind . . . if humans are willing to listen. What you are about to read will change the way you think about your life. You will remember that you are a process of God. And when you discover what you are, God discovers you. You will find in this book the very reason you were born and why it is so important to find your place on that path. This is not a touchy-feel-good spiritual guide as much as it is an awakening with a warning about man's self destruction. The warning comes with a unique responsibility however and that is to learn why death is not real and that our experience of crossing over to the other side is directly linked to our state of mind while on earth before passing. Darkness must be overcome or the soul will remain trapped in the past and attached to things of the world, rather than following spirit to the light of God.