Gifts from the Edge: Stories of the Other Side

*** Body, Mind & Spirit Award Winner *** ///Claudia Watts Edge had a dream to communicate, and in her book Gifts from the Edge: Stories of the Other Side she has fulfilled her dream. Claudia shares her visions, dreams, memories, and messages from the other side in a style that makes this memoir touch your heart in a very special way. Filled with her spiritual insights you'll find it moving and see how it makes you aware that there are divine messages in all of our daily interactions.


About the Author
Claudia Watts Clayton Edge is a happily married mother of five children, three stepdaughters and nine grandchildren, and is a working realtor in Salt Lake City, Utah. During the birth of her last child she had a near death experience, leaving a slow residual effect that took nearly thirty years to fully surface. Feeling a purpose to what she could remember from The Beyond, Claudia worked toward regaining full cognizance of her NDE. She has spent the entirety of her life since then focused on all aspects of research into life after life phenomena, driven by her curiosity, openness, and acceptance of new ideas in her relentless search for answers and a deeper understanding. This personal memoir embodies Claudia's recollections of her spiritual awakening to soul enlightenment and advancement in the pathway to communication with the Other Side, both visually and auditorily, which she has humbly worked to enhance. She has been writing stories of the Afterlife for many years, including her first book at the age of sixteen, as her own personal beliefs and strength of knowing that communication with those who have passed is entirely possible. Claudia reveals through stories that our loved ones are willing and able to show much more than we know about life-only if we ask. Claudia spent five years in volunteer hospice service in Colorado Springs, Colorado, practicing three of those years on "the bridge" (between worlds) at Pikes Peak hospital. She has also worked as a volunteer for the AFSP American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. She is a full time real estate agent, but her favorite title is Grandma.