When the veil comes down
(Book)

Includes bibliographical references (page 194)

"Casey Gauntt knows well the pain of suffering the deaths of those we deeply love. He lost his father to suicide when he was 20, and 38 years later his only son, Jimmy, was struck and killed by a car. Three months after Jimmy’s death, Casey was reconnected with his father and son by means that can only be described as miraculous. He wrote that story, The Letter, made into an award-winning short film, and thus began his transition from corporate attorney to writer and companion to others stricken with grief. Gauntt’s first book, Suffering Is the Only Honest Work, included many other mind-expanding synchronicities that followed. When the Veil Comes Down assembles what Gauntt has learned over the last 12 years as he’s walked with many who have been plunged into grief and have emerged to find healing, purpose, and even joy. Our loved ones who have transitioned work hard to send us signs and messages to help us. We, in turn, can mend and strengthen relationships we thought forever broken by death, and help our departed loved ones with their healing and evolution. We can also forge new relationships with our ancestors whom we’ve never met. Practical examples and tips on how to be a better friend, colleague, or companion to someone who is grieving the death of a loved one are included. We, on both sides of the veil, have a limitless, untapped capacity to help one another with healing. And if enough of us use that ability, that’s when the veil comes down." --author's website