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Authors: Mike Dooley
The Top Ten Things Dead People Want to Tell You
Praise for
The Top Ten Things Dead People Want to Tell YOU
“A book about living that will help readers see more
beauty, feel more power, and know more love.”
—
don Miguel Ruiz
, international best-selling
author of
The Four Agreements
“Fabulous! Mike Dooley shows you how to stay alive for
the whole of your life … and beyond!”
—
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, Ph.D., author of
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“Three times, from three completely independent
sources, I was told, ‘You need to meet Mike Dooley.’
After the fourth time, when the person doing the
suggesting even went to the trouble to forward his
e-mail, I took it as an omen. To all four of you who
thought I should meet this incredible writer, this
awesome spokesman for the Universe, for joy, and now
for all our dead ancestors, I owe you. For everybody
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this book will ring bells in your DNA and wake you
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mind and be prepared to have all your preconceptions
challenged with a smile and a wink. Bottom line—you
won’t be the same person who began it when you’ve
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, author of
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“In
The Top Ten Things Dead People Want to Tell YOU
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,
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“I love this book! Page after page, I found myself going,
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,
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“Mike Dooley has written a refreshing, powerful, and
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The Top Ten Things Dead People
Want to Tell YOU
will give you a new understanding of
the important people in your life who have passed on,
and also will inspire you to live your life to the fullest
while you’re still here in body on earth.”
—
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, author of
Nothing Changes Until You Do
“There are those we will meet lifetime after lifetime,
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Dooley, Mike
The top ten things dead people want to tell you / Mike Dooley. -- 1st Edition.
pages cm
ISBN 978-1-4019-4556-5 (hardcover : alk. paper) 1. Life--Miscellanea. 2. Dead--Miscellanea. 3. Future life--Miscellanea. I. Title.
BD431.D685 2014
128--dc23
2014013404
Hardcover ISBN:
978-1-4019-4556-5
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1st edition, October 2014
Printed in the United States of America
To the living—it’s still your turn
Contents
Chapter 2: There’s no such thing as a devil or hell
Chapter 5: We’re sorry for any pain we caused
Chapter 6: Your dreams really can come true
Chapter 7: “Heaven” is going to blow your mind!
Chapter 8: Life is more than fair
Chapter 9: Your “old” pets are as crazy as ever
Chapter 10: Love is the way; truth is the path
No one knows how it all began, not even the dead, but everyone knows that it did.
Fortunately, no one needs to know to nevertheless begin living deliberately, drawing more fun and happiness into their lives. Unfortunately, however, this isn’t nearly as apparent to the living as it is to the dead,
these days.
There are far more advanced civilizations spread throughout the cosmos, including our world in times to come (the future), in which the living know just as much as the dead—about all things. Right now, however, for reasons that will soon become clear as you make your way through these pages, the dead have a hugely improved perspective. They see more. They remember choosing their lives. They remember the love—inescapable, caressing, and sublime. Thus, they have something to say to the living, who presently know none of this.
These are very primitive times, which makes the top ten things the dead have to tell you all the more pressing.
How do I know?
I just do. In the same way you know you’re loved without even hearing it.
How
we know what we know is not quite as important as
that
we know it, right? As long as it’s the truth. Just like you don’t have to know who turned on a light in a darkened room to make use of that light.
This is the case, of course, with the truth concerning life and death. It doesn’t matter how many opinions there are of it; the truth is what it is. And it doesn’t matter how you find it, just that you do, and the sooner you do, the greater your peace. The way you’ll know it’s the truth is that it’ll make sense—logically, intellectually, and emotionally—which isn’t too often the case given the versions of it that’ve been tossed about in recent millennia. Finding it, you’ll feel liberated, empowered, clear, joyful, loving, your confusion banished. And then suddenly you’ll see its evidence everywhere, even right under your very nose,
including
your nose itself. Plus, you’ll probably happy dance—a lot.
D
ANCING IN THE
T
RUTH OF
L
OVE
Happy feet on? Because this book is about dancing in the truth of love that you’ve silently felt your whole life.
Fear not, I won’t ask you to make any huge leaps of blind faith to keep up with my explanations. Instead I’ll share all that I’ve come to know with a bit of logic and common sense, now and in the chapters that follow. For starters:
+ If you thought, as all mainstream quantum physicists do, that time and space are illusionary, and
+ If you believe, as do 92 percent
1
of the living, that we survive our own physical death, then
= Wouldn’t you expect the dead to be
extremely anxious
to reach out to comfort and inspire those they love and humanity at large?
You answered yes, right? You’d obviously expect that after having just traversed their own mortality from cradle to grave, with the absolutely stunning realization of their continued existence—with personality and sense of humor intact—they’d want to shout it from the mountaintops. Finding that in spite of their own sins and embarrassing faux pas, they’re bathed in love and have a vastly improved view of what life is all about, they’d naturally want to “shake their tail feathers” for us.