Beyond Reason

Lessons from the Loss of a Gifted Child

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Beyond Reason

By: Gregg Korbon

Narrated by: Gordon Klassen

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In Beyond Reason, Gregg Korbon shares the profound and deeply moving story of his nine-year-old son, Brian, a brilliant and intuitive child who, though healthy, told his parents he would die before reaching “double digits” (age ten). Months later, Brian gave himself a going-away party, left behind good-bye gifts and a note telling his parents not to worry about him. Then, after joining his baseball team and joyfully scoring the first run of his Little League career, Brian collapsed. Gregg, a rational physician who did not believe in spiritual reality, embarks on an extraordinary journey of grief and healing guided by his son’s love, exploring mystical experiences and discovering a creative, metaphysical realm he did not know existed. Through vivid storytelling and raw emotion, this memoir reflects on loss, the enduring influence of loved ones, and the transformative power of grief, offering a guide to finding wonder and hope amid life’s greatest challenges.

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