Do we plan our Life Challenges Before Birth?
Robert Schwartz
ISBN 978-0-9776794-5-4
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Would you like to understand the deeper meaning of your greatest challenges?
So often, when something ‘bad’ happens, it may appear to be meaningless suffering. But what if your most difficult experiences are actually rich with hidden purpose – purpose that you yourself planned before you were born? Could it be that your chose your life’s circumstances, relationships and events?

Within these pages are stories of ten individuals who – like you – planned before birth to experience great challenges. Working with four gifted mediums and channels, author Robert Schwartz discovers what they chose – and why. He presents actual pre-birth planning sessions in which souls discuss their hopes for their upcoming lifetimes. In so doing he opens a window to the other side where we are, as eternal beings, design both our trials and our potential triumphs.

Through these remarkable stories of Pre-birth planning, you can:

• Learn why each of us decides to experience such challenges as illness, the death of a loved one and accidents
• Understand how you as a soul create your life blueprints
• Consciously use your challenges to foster spiritual growth
• Understand that the people in your life including your parents and children, are there at your request, motivated by their love for you to play roles that you scripted
• Replace anger, guilt and blame with forgiveness, acceptance and peace
• Deepen you appreciation of and gratitude for life as a soul-expanding evolutionary process

Contents

1. Pre-birth Planing
2. Physical Illness
3. Parenting Handicapped Children
4. Deafness and Blindness
5. Drug Addiction and Alcoholism
6. Death of a Loved One
7. Accidents
8. Conclusion

Dannion Brinkley, author of Saved by the Light, and The Secrets of the Light, say: ‘The more we know about the meaning of life, the better we understand the important choices we make. Robert has done an excellent job of presenting the possible explanations of what we are doing here and why we are here. I highly recommend this book.’