Books with author Robert Kopecky

When you nearly die three times, you learn a thing or two about how to live...After years as a pop illustrator and Emmy-nominated designer of children's animation, Robert Kopecky never dreamed he'd end up writing a book about surviving three near-death experiences, but after his life magically turned around and placed him on a spiritual path of study, meditation, and service, he was called to write this book to help people with issues about death - what it is, what it means, and how to survive it. As he colorfully describes his three completely different NDEs, you'll discover a book that's not about what you can expect to find in the hereafter (besides continued life), but how to really realize the eternal nature of life, the profound energy of Love, and the availability of "Heaven" in every moment of every life we will ever live. Reading this book will ameliorate yours fears surrounding your own death, and the death of your loved ones, and help you shed the weight of a lifetime of social and existential anxiety. You'll discover Robert's three "Tips for Happiness," which are:Radical KindnessRadical ForgivenessRadical Surrender.Easy, bright, and reassuring, it's the most fun you'll ever have reading about death--generously mixed with great lessons for living life!

Essential life lessons gained from near-death experiences: “A simple guide for becoming grateful for one’s life and fearless about one’s inevitable death” (Patheos Reviews). Over the years, Emmy-nominated art director Robert Kopecky has had three separate near-death experiences, giving him a unique expertise on the transition we call dying—and on the realities that lie beyond this life. What he brought back from the other side was a book not just about surviving life and death, but about learning how to live. For Robert, it is essential to live every day with radical kindness, radical forgiveness, and radical surrender. One of the most common fears among human beings is the fear of death. In How to Survive Life (and Death), Kopecky shows us the other side of our fears about dying—and living. Heartfelt, candid, and personal, Robert’s stories and insights urge us to take a chance, learn something new, and go about life with an open heart.