Dying to Live

About the Book

What happens after we die? Where does our soul go? An experience that will never let you go. Encounters that are difficult to explain. How being a highly sensitive person has its’ challenges in life. Themes that deal with life and death, and the question of what comes next after we leave this planet. Based on her profound insight into these provocative questions, Monica Hards tells in her book “Dying to live” of her own out-of-body and near-death experiences, and much more. We shouldn’t let ourselves be controlled by our mind. Believing even in what we cannot see and grounding our energy when we feel fear, doubt or anxiety. Using an energy greater then guilt, pain, fear, anger, shame or unworthiness to be present in the moment. We might find it more exciting to be caught up in an abusive dynamic with someone than to say yes to love that is readily available and healthy for us. We are all connected to each other through a kaleidoscope of relationships. We need each other to survive and thrive, but independently and not co dependently. This book is designed to help you discover your soul’s real truth.

About the Author

Monica Hards is making her debut as an author with her non-fiction book “Dying to Live: The two deaths and the one worth dying”. She has traveled the world with her music, played for the Japanese Princess and walked the red carpet with David Garrett. Based on her broad experience in the fields of psychology and music therapy, she wants to encourage others to speak openly about their struggles in life. Her inspirational work with many patients of different ages and students draws on the power of vibratory music. Through her adventures in life as a hypersensitive person she has grown in humility and resilience and gained a deeper understanding of the unknown spiritual world. Her Facebook page provides a platform for exchange: Monica Hards@threedeaths. The author lives in Munich, Germany with her three children. You can follow her personal life on monicabook_2017 Instagram.