2. When she first experiences her spirit body and others appear in the room with her, what does Betty notice about their appearance and hers?
(a) Everyone glows softly.
(b) She can't see anyone's eyes.
(c) Everyone looks very young.
(d) She is taller than the other beings.

3. What happens when, as Betty communicates with her ministering angels, she suddenly thinks about her husband and their children?
(a) Her angels whisk her away.
(b) She tries to get back into her body.
(c) Her spirit rushes home to see them.
(d) Her angels try to distract her.

4. What does Betty say regarding reaching out and tending to the needs of others?
(a) Needy people get nowhere in life.
(b) The poor in spirit will be rewarded.
(c) God keeps a careful tally of how many people we help.
(d) Service to others is healing for the body and spirit.

5. What attributes does Betty especially appreciate about Joe, her second husband?
(a) Humor and assertiveness.
(b) Knowledge and creativity.
(c) Charisma and confidence.
(d) Tenderness and patience.

Short Answer Questions

1. After talking at length with Jesus, Betty meets with two women. Who are these women?

2. As she arrives in the spiritual realm, who embraces her?

3. After attending different churches and moving back in with her father, Betty has a frightening experience where she mistakes a carnival search light for what?

4. As she reaches her destination after traveling through the swirling black mass, Betty sees:

5. After watching television and falling asleep during the evening following her surgery, how does Betty feel when she wakes up?

Short Essay Questions

1. When she returns to the hospital room after checking up on her family, what massive force does Betty feel tugging at her?

2. Contrast what Betty learns about God first at the Catholic boarding school and later at Brainard Indian Training School.

3. Describe Betty's childhood near-death experience.

4. Describe Betty's otherworldly experience of immersing herself in a rose.

5. Before this particular hospital stay where she is scheduled for a partial hysterectomy, Betty was admitted to the hospital for another reason. What was that reason?

6. Explain what Betty means in her discussion of sins against the flesh.

7. What does Betty experience as she meets the man inside the light?

8. How does Betty feel at night as she recovers at the hospital following her surgery?

9. How does Betty's uneasiness at the hospital foreshadow what is to come?

10. Discuss some of the points Betty makes about the power we have to affect our own health.

(see the answer keys)

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