<div></div><div><i>“There’s an often imperceptible benign intelligence that pervades all reality, and given the immeasurable scope and seemingly impossible magnificence of what we can detect, it’s safe to say that everything has a reason, there’ve been no mistakes, all is well, love makes everything better, and that which doesn’t make sense yet, one day will.”</i></div><div><i> </i></div><div>Many of us believe that there is a purpose behind the events of our world, that everything happens for a reason, that there are no mistakes. Although we feel that this is true, we fear the unknown—especially when it comes to death. We wonder, “What’s next? Is there life after death? Will I ever see my loved ones again?”</div><div>In <i>The Top 10 Things Dead People Want to Tell You</i>, <i>New York Times</i> best-selling author Mike Dooley explores these questions, and gives readers a fresh, unconventional and at times playful perspective on life, its meaning, and how to live it well. In ten profound chapters, he offers his personal observations about the world in the form of a letter from the recently deceased, sharing the revelations and insights they have gained since their transition, like</div><div>· They’re not dead.</div><div>· They’re sorry for the pain they caused.</div><div>· They were ready to go when they went.</div><div>· Your pets are as crazy, brilliant and loving, here, as they were there.</div><div>· Life really is all about love, but not just loving those who love you…</div><div><i>The Top 10 Things Dead People Want to Tell You</i> offers hope to those who’ve lost loved ones, and gives us a new way of looking at death that can radically improve the way we live today.</div>