By Norman R. Bailey

So we must part, my body, you and I
Who've spent so many pleasant years together.
T’is sorry work to lose your company
Who clove to me so close.”
—Cosmo Monkhouse (1840-1901)

Norm Bailey had always assumed that dying was the ultimate end of life — period. Then he found himself communicating with spirits and discovered life beyond death. He found great comfort in the knowledge that we do not die—only our bodies do.

Norm spent 31 years of his life working as an engineer on nuclear projects in the defense industry, during which time he raised two children with his wife and enjoyed sailing whenever he got the chance. His unlikely awakening occurred after his 25-year marriage ended in divorce. Distressed by his personal life, Norm sought refuge in alcohol. Finding no answers there, he shifted his focus to self-understanding and “an alternative to nursing hangovers” by meditating with a psychic medium.
When he first began meditating, Norm was surprised to find himself in ongoing conversations with spirits of the afterlife. In Strange Odyssey he shares the details of his four-year conversations, including discussions about lessons we are here to learn and answers to questions such as, “Does God lie?”

— Linda Natusch Wynne

Hard cover; 6 x 9, ISBN 1-885003-94-3; $24.95 plus $3.50 shippng and handling.