We Never Die: Secrets of the Afterlife

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I would like to start by pointing out that this is not a guide on how to become the Fittest on Earth. So if you are looking to improve your fitness, this is just not the way to do it. From where I see it, this is just a collection of stories from one of the greatest CrossFit athletes, Mat Fraser.

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New York Times bestselling author and America’s top psychic, Matt Fraser presents an immersive guide to intentional living and discovering what life is really all about before reaching the pearly gates. The workouts/training plans are cookie cutter, get-anywhere-online plans. I know Fraser sells personalized training coaching that is probably pretty good, so anything he's giving away for free (sold in the book) isn't going to be great, it will have to be something aimed at the average reader. I get that, but why bother? Psychic Ability allows you to do just that, this ability opens your eyes to a new world, a world where you can expand and develop deeper levels of clairvoyance, clairsentience, intuition and mediumship, to see, hear and experience life including sense the future before it happens. This gift can allow you find the road that will lead you to happier more fulfilling opportunities in your life. This gift will show you that you can find the answers and guidance you need in situations like your relationships and career. Overall, similar to Tia-Clair Toomey’s book, its a cash grab capitalising on their popularity without adding any captivating stories and interesting secrets in the book or audiobook. The only positive I can give is that the audiobook is narrated very well by Mat Fraser.As a huge fan of Mat Fraser, I honestly have to say that I expected more from this book. As a whole, it is neatly laid out in sections. Fraser details his personal rise from someone who was playing around with weights as a teenager, to learning how to properly lift at an Olympic Weightlifting gym, to his humble beginnings as a Crossfitter while in college, and finally to his 5x Fittest Man on Earth awards.

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And.. I am in no position to judge the authenticity of this author, however, I can judge what this brings to the table for just me.Been waiting for this book for a few months. Got it today and devoured it. Mat Fraser is my hero. I have never done Crossfit, nor will I ever. I was diagnosed with MS in 2015 and somehow became introduced to Crossfit virtually. I watched YouTube videos. Read articles. Watched the Games on my laptop every year and cheered on Mat and his female counterpart (and another hero of mine) Tia-Clair Toomey. Mat and Tia and dozens of other elite athletes helped me through my diagnosis and have remained "friends"- I will likely never meet - till this day. I did plan on attending the Games this August, but until COVID is under control, that might have to be put on hold. Reading this book felt like having a meaningful conversation with a close friend who doesn't claim to hold all the answers but listens, understands, and offers insights that alleviate the burdens of uncertainty. Fraser's words have provided me with relief, offering a glimpse of the possibilities that exist beyond this earthly realm. I imagine most of the people reading this book have lost someone they cared for deeply and are searching for comfort. I lost my husband recently. Grief makes you do weird things, like read books that would normally cause you to roll your eyes. With the loss of my soulmate, I've been thrown into an existential crisis, and the one person who could help me navigate the treacherous landscape of my mind is gone. Is this all there is to life? Do we just suffer until we cease to existing? The real appeal of the book, I find, is that it introduces you to the athlete *outside* of competition, whether that's covering what he'd do in the off-season, how he found his way to the sport to start with, and his thoughts on CrossFit at large. Such stories are compelling and interesting from basically any person who darkens the doorstep of a gym, but, clearly, one would want to know what might separate Fraser from the rest, right? This particular book was simple questions and answers. The questions asked were juvenile in my opinion, yet I don't know who posed the questions. If this book is intro 101, it may also be the reason it was very repetitive.

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If you don't want to live forever, Mr. Fraser, why did you title this book "We Never Die" and fill it with messages of hope? There's a striking disconnect. I admit I did like that he calls out CrossFit a couple of times for some of their infamous stupid decisions during competitions, as well as a couple of individuals (he doesn't name names, but I wish he did). The stories about special games and events during his career were overall pretty good, though mostly too short. Things like when CrossFit signed a new sponsor, get familiar with their equipment because they new sponsor will want their stuff used in as many events as possible; cute, relatable, not obvious to an outsider, lots of tidbits like this. His readings lead guests through a rollercoaster of emotions from laughing to crying, turning skeptics into believers with stunning details. His dynamic readings frequently include names, dates, and locations he couldn’t possibly know, only adding to his long-established reputation. Matt’s uncanny abilities and extreme accuracy have allowed him to reach millions world-wide from A-list celebrities and influencers, to everyday people looking to get in touch with those they have lost. Matt's coaching on creating a vision board, on possitive affirmations, on daily gratitude were all things I know sets a person up for happiness. Matt did an excellent job outlining how to do these activities and illuminating the benefits.

This training manual, as Mat calls it, should be objective and ubiquitous with information and thematic ties to HWPO. That is what a training manual/ guide book is. Objective. Questions will be asked. Answers ought to be provided. And never, should one end a training manual section in a question. From the hit television show on E! Entertainment, join Matt Fraser, America’s Top Psychic Medium for a LIVE Online Group Reading right from your own home and witness the many messages from spirit. Due To The High Demand For Private Readings, Matt’s One Year Wait List Is Currently Full. He Is Not Able To Take Any More Appointments At This Time. I am a huge fan of Mat Fraser but this book felt like someone writing a book on Mat Fraser with little access on his life. First of all, the book is waaaaaaay too short to fill in a legacy of Mat Fraser. Secondly, the book is totally incoherent and flip-flops from story to story and gives little context on what was significant in adding it in the book when so much was left out.

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Yes! Your friends and family can attend with you as long as you are all on the same computer with each other. As another reader pointed out, too, this book doesn't remain true to its title. Matt Fraser admits himself "I don't want to live forever." His point is that this is why he doesn't know about reincarnation. That's an illogical leap, for one. Second, the thought of living forever scares the bajeezus outta me. I don't want to live forever, Matt. This isn't consoling. Explain. Expand. The soul, a source of energy, cannot be created nor killed. But our "lives" in the "afterlife" are not anything like our human lives. They can't be. It doesn't console me that I might see a love after I'm dead. Because I won't be able to give and get a hug or more. No sex. No kisses. No chocolate indulgence. Nothing of the sort. This book was amazing. I have to admit, it was not what I expected it to be. I have read a decent amount of CrossFit athletes books and they were more ‘memoirs’ where this is more of a guide for athletes who essentially want to perform at Mat Fraser’s level. I have been doing CrossFit for about 12 years now and I am by no means an elite athlete, I just enjoy the workouts. But I was able to take away a lot of things from this book. IT IS SO SO GOOD. Mat Fraser is a no nonsense kind of guy and he has this presence about him that really stands out from other athletes. This book explains that and more and you have to respect the guy even more because of it. The pressure to continue to perform at the highest level for as long as he did and deliver 5 times in a row is a feat in itself. To retire from the sport and be as humble as he seems to be is just downright impressive. This guy is the real deal. Take the time to read this book. It is so worth it! This subject poses no downside for me and in those last fifteen years of reading about connections, hope and vortex energy, that gave me a deeper understanding to the validity of this topic. We Never Die: Secrets of the Afterlife" by Matt Fraser came into my life at precisely the right moment. Lately, I've been preoccupied with thoughts about heaven and death, grappling with the mysteries of the unknown. Fraser's book turned out to be a serendipitous discovery, offering a source of comfort and solace during a period of questioning.One of my most favorite parts in the book is his wifes intro: I was able to really grasp what she felt that impacted from her husbands ability. The book overall was great, although the last 2-3 chapters were super repetitive; it was the most hard to get through. I do love the different stories he's shared, but honestly wished he shared more stories of his readings. From America’s top psychic medium and the author of When Heaven Calls comes a new book that unveils the secrets of the afterlife, the truth about heaven, and inspires “us with his comforting certainty that we never die” (Gloria Estefan).