Evelyn Emig-Nees

Eu não estou morto: Foi isso que minha mãe veio me dizer

Her mother, her aunt, her twin sister, and her pet are beings who were very close to Evelyn and with whom she has had contact after their passing. Her account of these encounters comes across as genuine and sincere. In her heart, she felt that each experience ultimately brought her peace; no entanto, her mind could not understand how these experiences were taking place.

Evelyn’s story teaches us that although there are things we cannot see or understand how they work, this does not mean that they do not exist. The signs they offer can be unmistakable and can help us understand that death is not the end, but rather a transformation: a different way in which life continues.

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