The Miracle of Death is an interweaving of the story of a profound loss of a child as experienced by his parents and at once a remarkable insight into the mystical experience of that mystery. Dr. Kovács brings in both ancient and modern philosophy and spiritual teaching together with her own visions and insights and shows us not only how we can better cope with death of a child or loved one, but, because of it, find the opportunity to profoundly change our whole world view. Readers will find this both deeply moving and clearly informative.

–Fred Alan Wolf, Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics; National Book Award-winning author of
Matter into Feeling, Mind into Matter, The Spiritual Universe, and other books

Betty Kovács gives us not just one but two messages that are vital for our lives and times. First, that our individual mortality is an illusion, for death and birth are a cycle through which life, the sole reality, continues transformed, but unbroken. Two, that as more and more people are turning inward and experiencing the true dimensions of their inner self, a new consciousness is being born on this planet–a consciousness that we are all part of each other and of the cosmos, and that together we can heal the Earth–that we can dance, as Betty Kovács says, the Round Dance. Few things could be more important for us both individually and collectively than understanding these messages.

–Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D., World renowned expert on systems theory and general evolution theory;
Founder of The Club of Budapest; Author of The Whispering Pond and Macroshift

The Miracle of Death is an inspiring, sensitively told story, opening the door for our whole culture to a
new way of living.

–Anne Baring, Co-author of The Myth of the Goddess and The Mystic Vision

The Miracle of Death tells the poignant story of a couple whose only son, killed in an automobile accident, seemed to start communicating with them through dreams and visions.   Its readers will formulate their own opinions regarding the messages received, but can not help to be moved by the provocative insights they contain.   This book describes nothing less than the very nature of existence, and provides a remarkable blueprint for coping with the challenges posed by the 21st century.

–Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Saybrook Graduate School;
Co-author of Extraordinary Dreams and How to Work with Them

Dr. Kovács' personal journey is supported by the latest research on precognitive dreams and survival of consciousness after death.   The Miracle of Death is an inspired and inspiring book.

–Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Surgery, Medicine, Neurology, and Psychiatry;
Co-author of The Afterlife Experiments and The Living Energy Universe

Dr. Kovács has joined the growing ranks of academic, medical, and scientific professionals who are increasingly researching and exploring the capacities of the human mind.   Her experiences and conclusions pose a giant step forward in understanding ourselves and the mysteries of other dimensions.   You will be moved by her personal loss, insights, discoveries, and conclusion that "Love and life are indestructible."  This is a book you need to read.

–Joel Martin, Co-author of Love Beyond Life and National Bestseller We Don't Die

The author has the great benefit of having put the issues of death and survival on a more holistic level, paralleling the individual destiny with the one of planet earth and humanity at large.... The Miracle of Death is about liberation, love and creativity and will transform all those who have the courage to accept "inner experiences which have no validation in the outer world."

–Evelyn Elsaesser-Valarino, Author of Talking with Angel about illness, death and survival, On the Other Side of Life, Co-author with Kenneth Ring of Lessons from the Light

Betty Kovács's courageous reflections on the extraordinary experiences she describes open new vistas in our understanding of human possibilities.

–Charlene Spretnak, Author of The Resurgence of the Real