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Theresa Caputo was born in Hicksville, New York. She began seeing spirits at age 4 and suffered from anxiety for years before her mother suggested she go to a spiritual healer/teacher. It was during her visit with Pat Longo that she found out that she had the ability to communicate with spirits. afficher plus She has been a practicing medium for over ten years and is a certified medium with the Forever-Family Foundation. She is the star of Long Island Medium, a reality television show about her life that airs on TLC. She is the author of There's More to Life Than This: Healing Messages, Remarkable Stories, and Insight about the Other Side from the Long Island Medium, You Can't Make This Stuff Up: Life-Changing Lessons from Heaven, and Good Grief: Heal Your Soul, Honor Your Loved Ones, and Learn to Live Again. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins

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20th century
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I have to say, when I read this as a curious Christian, I didn’t grasp what she really goes through with people to do what she does…. Which isn’t to say that there aren’t both Christians who are more problematic than they “need” to be, and ones that doing their best…. And of course, there are “consensus Christians”, as I call them, and I guess “dissident Christians”, although I have to admit that the terms are almost as fuzzy as the old “going to heaven Christians” and “(curses labels and abuse)”, right. Almost, at least.

But yeah, you wouldn’t want to “read someone’s body language” in order to pretend that you were “talking to the dead” or whatever, but I do think it’s funny that some people try to add to the stigma of mediumship or whatever, by associating it with “reading body language”, which I guess is stigmatized (because people aren’t good at it, and) because Everything to do with the body is taboo, basically—unless it’s a materialist doctor who is or convinces people that he’s an atheist—and the old, common type of atheist, in particular, the one that everyone expects in certain situations, right~ and ultimately because the old, mainstream religion cared very little for the body, in practice, almost in toto: it doesn’t agree with it, you know…. If you can square those two circles, as people I guess subconsciously imagine that they can, because at least they’re both not rectangles or quadrilaterals, right.

But yeah: but she’s not bitter. She’s actually a very pleasant woman. She’s a woman, and not just to save spirit talkers from their gender bias. She’s a woman because that’s what she is, right….
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goosecap | 3 autres critiques | Mar 22, 2024 |
Theresa Caputo explains the after life as explained to her through her spirit guides. She does so light heartedly, and with humor, however with sincerity. If you have ever questioned, "I can't believe this is it, there has go to be more.", than this book is for you. The message is non denominational, speaking of life being a personal journey, each of us believing in perhaps a variety of entities, however agreeing there is a higher power.
 
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Moakey | Apr 9, 2015 |
An added bonus to watching the show. An enjoyable read.
 
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BookaholicBanter | 3 autres critiques | Nov 6, 2014 |
f you enjoyed the TV Show you will like this book.Theresa tells it like it is and is not afraid to admit where she does not know something.I thought it was smart of her to include a guide of how to connect to your loved ones.She also includes information on the afterlife.
 
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jonathan21 | 3 autres critiques | Mar 11, 2014 |

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Œuvres
10
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ISBN
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