Molly R Harris began a quest that would take her soul into great depths, after cancer claimed the life of her best friend and husband. She wanted to know where her husband, her twin soul had gone after his physical death.
Wanting to share her story to help others realize that death of the physical body is not the end, bonds of love go on forever, she wrote this book as a message for those who may follow down her same path.
Did you ever wonder if true love still exists? This is a true story of ultimate love and of the discovery that physical death cannot separate souls that are bound by unconditional, unending love. This inspiring story of twin soul love between two worlds will change your view of life and hopefully assist you on your path to truth and discovery.
This book is much more than a memoir - after the physical death of Molly's husband, her quest took her into the depths of the soul that would lead her to challenge the traditional boundaries of commonplace thought.
With determination to find where her husband had gone, and if they would ever be together again, she will take you through her experiences that will offer compelling evidence that we are greater than we think, and there is more unseen than can be seen.
Please join Molly on this astonishing quest through death, darkness and discovery.
Professional Reviews
Aura Magazine
"Does love exist after death?" People have asked this question for centuries, searching for a sense of peace and hope after losing loved ones through physical death. The concept of life and love after death has been shrouded in mystery and fear for many people who hope to find answers that can comfort them. If this question has ever crossed your mind, the Be Grateful for the Shade just might be the book you have been hoping to find.
Molly R Harris tells the true "love" story of her life with her soul mate and husband, Russ Harris. from the first time they met, they knew they were meant to spend their lives together. It was as if they recognized each other from a long time ago, and once they finally found each other they were inseparable. Separation was not a concept that either of them considered.
Their life together had all the makings of a fairytale until the day they found out Russ had cancer. Even through the ordeal and trauma of his treatment and eventual death, their love never wavered. Yet Molly was left alone to wonder what really happened to their true love. Did it die when Russ crossed over? Did it still exist across the barriers of life on earth and in heaven? Where does true soul love go when one partner dies?
Plunged into loneliness, despair and confusion after losing Russ, time had no meaning for Molly as she wondered if she would ever hear from him again. She knew she was still in love with her husband, but wondered if he could still hear her or feel her affection for him In the middle of the darkest time of her life, she began to find signs that Russ, in face, was still communicating with her. She pulled herself up from the depths of her pain and despair and made the commitment to communicate with him from heaven.
Through Molly's story, she hopes to help those who have lost loved ones to trust in and hear the messages from their soul mates in heaven. This book is a message to help others realize that death of the physical body is not the end of true love but merely a transition of that love.
Written by Bliss Wood
Williams-Grand Canyon News
Williams area resident Molly Harris said she did not ask for the direction her life was to take in recent years, following the death of her husband Russ. She said the shock of her husband's death began what she called her "spiritual path." Harris began to read everything she could find on afterlife and religion, physics and more. In seeking her answers, she said she came across an amazing discovery.
"I stumbled onto something that, in my opinion, has been here all along, and it opened me up spiritually," Harris said.
Her discovery is chronicled in her new book, "Be Grateful For The Shade," which Harris said details her life with Russ Harris, both before and following his death. Harris recently shared her experiences to members of the Williams Rotary Club during their regular meeting. She asked that people keep an open mind when reading the book. The book is currently available online at www.mollyrharris.com.
"Be Grateful for the Shade is a true love story reaching into Heaven." Harris said. "I have been blessed to have found true love in my husband, Russ. We were immersed in our life here. We were living the fairy tale life. We were best friends, soul mates, been around each other 24*7, worked together, played together and then in August of 2003 my husband was diagnosed with cancer. After battling cancer for about a year and a half, my husband left this world. I was stricken with extreme grief, because he was my best friend and it shocked my entire being, to the core of my being."
That changed one evening as Harris took pictures from her barn.
" I was taking pictures of the full moon coming over the mountain like my husband and I used to watch when he was here, out on our property." Harris said. "I started getting these sphere like objects in the pictures."
Harris said she went on to take thousands of photos in and around the area of her barn and continued to capture the mysterious objects. The experience, Harris said, taught her that there is more to life than what can be seen.
"We don't want to say good-bye to our loved ones. Our loved ones have really not gone anywhere. They continue in another dimension, world, other than this," Harris said. "There is no death. We continue forever and the spirit world is closer than we imagined. My journey with my husband has propelled me out of darkness."
A number of her photographs can be found in her book, though Harris said the sphere like objects in the pictures are not "ghosts."
"This is spirit energy," Harris said. "They're not exactly orbs. Orbs can be dust, orbs can be moisture. Orbs can be a lot of things."
"The key to understanding the objects," Harris said, "is to have an understanding of love."
"The most important thing I have learned throughout this entire journey, and in writing my book and going through all of that, is that the only thing that we take with us is love and that's our true destiny in being in the physical. With everything that has happened to me over the last five years that is one thing that I have definitely learned. It's opened me up spiritually, closer to God, closer to knowing who and what God is and why we are here."
"I used to be in racing and I never thought the good Lord would put me on this journey, but he has for a reason and I hope it's to enlighten people," Harris said. "Has this taken me away from God? No, it's brought me 10 times closer than I could ever have imagined. This is all new to me, I did not initially seek this out. This sought me out t help educate people about life after death. We don't have to let go of our loved ones."
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