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All Pets Go to Heaven

The Spiritual Lives of the Animals We Love

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All Pets Go to Heaven

By: Sylvia Browne
Narrated by: Jeanie Hackett
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World-famous spiritual guide and psychic Sylvia Browne explains the role of our pets on the Other Side: how living animals see spirits, pets purpose in our lives, how we will see our deceased pets in the afterlife, how animals fit into creation, and more. The pets we love have personalities, habits, quirks, and souls just as we do. They also have an afterlife.

Drawing on 40 years of research and stories, Sylvia Browne gives us an exploratory look at how animals "live" after death on the Other Side. From our pets' never-ending loyalty, heroic deeds, and comedic behavior to how animals see spirits, Browne shares heartwarming and tear-jerking tales about pets from across the country and around the world.

©2009 Sylvia Browne (P)2009 HighBridge Company Angels & Spirit Guides ESP Parapsychology Pets & Animal Care Spirituality Unexplained Mysteries Suspenseful
Comforting Insights • Insightful Perspectives • Heartwarming Stories • Spiritual Guidance • Enlightening Explanations
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I enjoyed knowing how my dogs are. I needed to know they were okay.

Grieving

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I absolutley enjoyed this read, it gives me great comfort knowing that my beloved pet husky named Rousey went to Heaven and I will see her again when my time comes! In between that time I look out for when she visits me in a dream or when she sends a message my way! This book gives me comfort knowing that not only my beloved Rousey goes to heaven but ALL animals go to heaven because they too have a soul!!! This read has helped me heal from my loss as I have been struggling with it for over 2 months now, so I want to thank Sylvia Browne from the bottom of my heart to the Heavens up above where Sylvia resides now!

Thank-you for writing this book Sylvia Browne,

Victoria Santiago

All pets go to heaven by Silvia Brown

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This book is the book for you if you love animals. If you’ve ever lost an animal. If you’re vegan because you love animals so much. It left me feeling much closer to animals even if I already suspected much of it myself, the stories were just amazing.

Do you love animals

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I expected this to be more as the title suggested. Instead it was a history of ancient animals/pets. I really enjoy Sylvia Browne's books, but I am struggling to get through this one.

Not as expected

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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. Anyone who loves their precious animals. It helped me when I lost my Bobby so expectantly. There has to be more beyond this life and Sylvia Browne does such an excellent job of explaining the beauty and the joy of what we have to look forward to. Knowing we will see our beloved pets makes it that much easier to say goodbye. for now.

What other book might you compare All Pets Go to Heaven to and why?

I don't know of another book that compares.

Loved it and I would read it again and again

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I lost my best friend, my heart and soul, my everything on 7/27/21, my birthday. She was seven years old, and was my strength through my fibromyalgia, cancer, dual anemia and PTSD diagnoses.
I have been inconsolable for the last week, questioning everything in my life, my direction to this point, my future, my sanity, and most of all if I was going to survive this horrendous loss in my life.
Sylvia has brought a new light to my heart and soul. I still hurt and think about Daisy every minute of every day, but I look forward to the idea that she may visit me again like she did the night of her passing. To feel her little chubby English Bulldog potato body snuggle into my stomach again, like I did that first night, as I tried to sleep without her.
I choose to believe that she’s with me always now and that we have imprinted on each other. I miss her so very much, but I’m happy to know that I’ll see her and hold her again.
Simply Thank You.

The loss of Daisy

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this is the book that let's me know that I am not going crazy. many of these experiences I have felt with my own animals that have passed. great book

all pets go to heaven

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I really enjoyed learning about animal behavior and instincts. I have had several dogs that I have observed to be watching something that I cannot see. My comfort is knowing that we will all be reunited in the future. Animals are truly angels that are sent to us for comfort, protection and guidance.

Spirit Animals

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if you're an animal lover& especially if you've lost a beloved fur baby & chances are good that you have if you're reading or listening to this book, it can possibly be a real comfort. in my humble opinion, a lot of what Sylvia says is spot on.Such as how animals are MUCH smarter,deep feeling,sensitive, sentient, etc, then we give them credit for. And if a lot of what she says about them going straight to heaven, etc, IS true, then yes, this is all a great comfort. With that being said, there is a LOT of repetition in this book. And for quite some time in the beginning to approximately the middle of the book it is more of a history lesson then about animals "going to heaven " I suppose, over all its a decent read/listen. Other than what I've mentioned previously. It's as though, in order to fill space (not be TOO short a book) a bunch of stuff that is really irrelevant was added & the repetition a space filler as well. So, if you can tolerate these things then ... you're good to go!

Mixed feelings

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I like knowing I will see all my pets again soon, I would recommend this book to everyone

Pets go to heaven

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