Author:Jane Sherwood
This book describes what befell the author when she set out to try to contact her husband. She was not in touch with anyone who was qualified to advise or warn her, and throughout many years endured frustrating, misleading experiences and dangers of which she had been innocently unaware.
If for no other reason, this book should be valued for the advice given to all who pursue psychic investigation.
Subject matter includes descriptions of the active, progressing life 'beyond', analysis of the human entity - ourselves - i.e. descriptions of the four bodies or modes we all have, reincarnations, and the esoteric order within our solar system.
With characteristic humility the author describes her book as a 'starting point' for others to work from.
Fast becoming one of the world's best known psychics
—— Yorkshire PostI love this book for many reasons, most of all for its fair and sensitive portrayal of my brother's open-minded approach to spirituality. He saw Spirit as belonging to everyone, and that wonderful quality in him comes through here with dignity and insight
—— Louise HarrisonI have fond memories of times George and I spent together and Here Comes the Sun really captures him - not just as a Beatle, but as an artist and a human being
—— Peter FramptonHere Comes the Sun captures the music and the dazzling spiritual quests of the tumultuous 1960s through the story of George Harrison, the Beatle who as much as anyone embodied the era and its strange pilgrimage
—— Robert Ellwood, Professor Emeritus of Religion, University of Southern CaliforniaWonderful! A detailed and comprehensive supplement to the memory of a gentle, driving force
—— Mike Pinder, founder of The Moody Blues'Informed reflections on the late musician's spiritual quest...Greene presents a man deeply engaged in the world he longed to transcend'
—— Kirkus'There is a palpable excitement to this book that made me feel I was there with George on his journey...This extraordinary work provides nourishment for all who hunger, as he did, for that ultimate state of grace'
—— Martin Rutte, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul at Work'I love this book. With immediacy and grace, the author brings readers inside George Harrison's world to explore the spiritual, social, and musical forces that made up his genius. Five stars'
—— Pamela Clarke Keogh, author of Elvis Presley: The Man, The Life, The Legend'A moving account of George Harrison's inner life and growth, this book not only provides fascinating details about his career and relations with his fellow Beatles, but also insight into the deeper motives behind his music and spiritual search. A thoroughly enjoyable read'
—— Klaus K. Klostermaier, Professor of Religious Studies, University of Manitoba, and author of A Survey of Hinduism'Years of research and interviews with many who were there makes this a must-have book...Told with warmth, honesty and a lot of love'
—— Mark Lapidos, Founder of the Fest for Beatles FansA wonderful book...for anybody who cares about their relationships and their lives
—— Anne Devlin, playwright
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