I never tire of hearing the beautiful message of God's unconditional love. I have witnessed firsthand its power, and I know that to perfectly describe it is impossible. Understanding this, however, I also recognize an honest attempt to put it into words from one who has been there. Roy Mills' book, The Souls Remembrance, is such an attempt. It deeply touched my heart.
Since my near death experience, my driving passion has been to share God's true nature and love with all who will listen. So, when Roy Mills contacted me and began relating memories of heaven that he retained from before his birth, my spirit listened. I can be skeptical at times, but Roy's words touched me so deeply that I knew he truly remembered events from his premortal life. He shared details that I had been shown during my near death experience—things that I had never related publicly. Everything has a time, and I knew that the right tome for sharing these truths was not when I wrote of my experiences. But I also knew now, in talking with Roy, that the right time had come. So I encouraged Roy to write his experiences, not knowing that God had already told him to do so.
Later, I agreed to endorse Roy's book because I knew the comfort and reassurance his message could bring to many who are struggling to understand spiritual origins and missions on Earth. However, after repeated submissions of his manuscript, he could not find a publisher. Their reasoning was that spirituality was a dying fad. But I knew with the purest "knowing" that his book had to be published. So I knelt in prayer and asked God to give me wisdom, to help me understand the feelings that had driven me to help Roy, and of the knowledge I had that his book should go to the world. It should not have surprised me, then, when the answer came loud and clear: I was to publish it. Would this simply be an act of faith on my part, or a mission of it's own? The truth was, I didn't know. But it made no difference. What I learned was that Roy's message and memories had to reach the world, and I was willing to attempt that responsibility.
I knew little of publishing, even though two of my own books had been published. But I trusted that God would provide a means. And, of course, He did. I founded a publishing company using my Native American name, Onjinjinkta, and prepared to continue the work I care so deeply about—sharing God's love.
The Soul's Remembrance is a powerful book; its message adds a witness to the great plan of God to sustain and encourage us in our paths back to Him. Roy's memories help us understand the purposes of life and our own free will in choosing the events we experience on Earth. He also sheds light on the absolute need for compassion for those among us who are challenged in many ways. With his unique insight, Roy reveals the purpose these individuals serve and why they deserve our full love and respect.
Through reading of Roy's trials, we learn how the hosts of Heaven, under the direction of God, help us to endure all things, regardless of adversities or strife. Through Roy's eyes we see that we are never alone, but are attended by angels who delight in serving and helping us.
Roy remembers that a part of his mission is to share these memories to awaken us to Heaven's reality. Heaven is the home we came from and the home, the place of light, love and beauty, that we will return to. This book is the answer to many prayers as it teaches the simple, beautiful truths of God's plans for us. This is something we will all want to learn—to share in the fullness of His Love.

Betty J. Eadie

The Soul's Remembrance, sample chapter