David Elliott, Washington Tribune editorial writer, gets the shock of his life when he receives an e-mail from Senta Trondson, his lifelong love—but she died three months ago! Can this be real, or is it just a hoax? Is there life after death? If so, what sort of life is it? With the help of Damodar—an initiated Master of Wisdom—the spiritually advanced Senta Trondson tells her love of thirty-three years what the next world is really like. Are there living beings who are so highly developed spiritually that they can control the forces of nature—even to making it rain or snow at will?  Is it possible to really communicate with our deceased loved ones, and if so, how?  Answers to these and a host of similar questions are masterfully revealed in this fascinating story of a modern-day miracle—the direct communication and interaction via e-mail between Washington Tribune editorial writer David Elliott and Senta Trondson, his love of thirty-three years, while her passage through the various postmortem realms temporarily is put on hold. David is given the opportunity of a lifetime to act as the intermediary between the world of the invisible Master of Wisdom, Damodar, and the readers of one of the nation’s top newspapers on the subject of postmortem survival of consciousness. Can he handle the obloquy and assorted efforts to make him cease, including an attempt on his life?