We Need To Talk: Living With The Afterlife

47 Pages·2014·0.32 MB·English

by  Lyn Ragan

ADVANCE PRAISE FOR

“Lyn Ragan has done it again with another fabulous
account of Afterlife communications. This book recounts
the realer than real communication between two lovers—
where one is still living here and the other dwells on the
other side.”
“Lyn’s dream state magically merges into waking life
and with unwavering precision, she recounts the dialogue
between her and Chip, her deceased fiancé. Lyn’s detailed
recall will leave you wondering whether she was in this
dimension or the next. I have never witnessed a closer
relationship between two people in separate dimensions. If
you wonder if life goes on after we die, you will be
convinced it does after reading this one!”
~ Leslie Dutton
Psychic Medium

“Lyn shares a dazzling story of life after the passing of
her true love, Chip. It is a back and forth journey between
here and the other side that leaves you cheering and rooting
for continued communication. If you’ve ever questioned if
the soul continues on after the physical body ceases,
wonder no more.”
~ Michelle Griffin
Owner Through The Veil Productions
Living With the Afterlife

LYN RAGAN

HourGlass Publishing
ATLANTA, GA
We Need To Talk: Living With The Afterlife
Copyright © 2014 by Lyn Ragan.

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Cover Image: Ioannis Gousgounis, Athens, Greece
Book and Cover Design by Lynn M Oney
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This book is dedicated to the one I love, Chip Oney.
He made an enormous difference in my life in so
many ways when he was here in the physical
world, as he continues to do so even
today … from the
Other Side.
Thank you, my darling, for sharing your amazing love.
Other Books By Lyn Ragan

WAKE ME UP! A True Story
Love and The Afterlife

BERC’S Inner Voice
(Children’s Book)
Author, Lyn Ragan
Illustrator, Alison Meyer
Contents

One: Part One — New Beginnings 1
Part Two — The Ending 9
Part Three — Grief vs. Belief 25
Two: Ghost 31
Three: Presents 43
Four: Skeptical Me, with Megan Riley 57
Five: The Day Before 65
Six: Follow The Path 73
Seven: Secrets Revealed 81
Eight: I Told Him 89
Nine: He’s My Brother 93
Ten: Follow Your Dreams 105
Eleven: Shower Me With Love 119
Twelve: I Love You 133
Thirteen: Apport 137
Fourteen: Mastermind, with Joanne Gerber 143
Fifteen: Abracadabra 157
Sixteen: Sacrifice, with Leslie Dutton 165
Seventeen: Physicality, with Colleen West 175
Eighteen: The Missing Girl… Chip’s Work 185
Nineteen: In Another Body 197
Twenty: At Work, with Katie Starnes 205
Twenty-One: Michael Jackson 215
Twenty-Two: Evidence of Bliss 227

Afterword 245
Acknowledgments 249
Contact Information 250
About The Author 251
This is a true story. Some names, places, and other
identifying details were changed to protect individual
privacy. The timing of events was compressed to
facilitate the telling of the story.
Chapter One

Part 1

New Beginning’s
When one life ends, another begins…

T he future is an absolute unknown. When looking into the
eyes of a complete stranger for the first time, the last thing
imagined is unspeakable tragedy.
The moment I gazed into Chip’s eyes, an undeniable burst
of sparks hit me like a ton of bricks. A warning of sorts. “Stay
away!” It was mandatory. If I didn’t, a very big change would
come and I knew it.
At that time, the strange emotions stirring around were
thought to be because I was married. As luck would have it
though, I found myself headed directly into the line of fire
making a beeline straight to a divorce.
Years earlier I knew my twelve year marriage wasn’t
healthy and that living in separate bedrooms was entirely too
easy to get accustomed to. I was very comfortable and to be
honest, I’ve never been one to like change. It was much easier
to stay put, to be secure, than it was to head into something
unknown.
WE NEED TO TALK
As for the new stranger, this man who had eyes that
burned a hole into my ever-sinking heart, I vowed I wasn’t
ready for a new relationship. It had been fourteen years since
being single and I needed to find me again. Somehow, I had
lost myself so badly into what someone else wanted me to be, I
forgot my own likes and dislikes. Whatever was to happen
down the road was certainly going to happen, I instinctively
knew that, but I also knew I had to put my foot down too… no
darn relationship.

Well that all lasted a whopping three months or so after
my separation. Chip, with his beautiful, sparkling, ocean blue
eyes, was no stranger to going after someone he took a liking
to. He was a persistent little pest.
I did, however, hold true to the one thing I knew I had to
accomplish, no serious relationship. During the first year of our
courtship, time had a way of standing in between us for a day
or so after we went on a date. It was easy to stay on course. I
don’t know why we did that—let time stand in the way—it
wasn’t something either of us asked for or even planned, it just
happened. But that space of time allowed me to think of other
things. To be blunt, it allowed me to keep my feelings in check
and not fall in love with him.
But, oh my gosh, did I ever enjoy the heck out of Chip’s
company. Only a couple of weeks into our friendship and I
swore I had known him my entire life. We quickly became best
friends and literally could talk about anything. Well, anything
other than a couple of rules he put in place from the get go.
One, we weren’t allowed to discuss religion. And two, no
politics. He said by us discussing these two topics, our
relationship might fall into fleeting waters and he didn’t want
that to happen. It didn’t really bother me. I wasn’t a religious
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