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    Forever Connected

    By Bill Winn

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    About this ebook

    “Forever Connected” is a highly personal, emotionally intense story of eternal love and commitment. It is written for those grieving the loss of someone they loved deeply. The fundamental premise of the book is that you can heal from that loss by keeping your relationship with your beloved actively alive in your heart and mind. It directly opposes the notion that healing ultimately requires moving on from your loved one and moving them into memory.

    This book is written from the unique perspective of someone who is neither religious nor an atheist. An alternative title could have been, “A pathway to God for the non-religious.” It describes Bill’s personal journey of building belief in Marnie’s living soul by building belief in a living God who is the source and substance of that soul.

    Forever Connected describes a relationship of profound love and intensity that challenged the boundaries and limits of society every step along the way and continues to do so even in death.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWilliam Winn
    Release dateSep 11, 2018
    ISBN9781732794504
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