Visions, Trips, and Crowded Rooms

Exploring the profound experiences surrounding death, Kessler delves into three shared phenomena: "visions" of the afterlife, the concept of preparing for a "trip" as a transition rather than an end, and the presence of "crowded rooms," where the dying perceive loved ones awaiting them. These insights reveal that death can be a time of connection and fullness, challenging the notion of loss for the living. Through poignant bedside stories, the book aims to educate and comfort readers about the mysteries of the final days.