Life After Death with Tyler Henry Review 2022 Tv Show Series Cast Crew Online
For anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one, Netflix’s upcoming reality series Life After Death with Tyler Henry is an absolute must-binge.
When my father recently passed away I prayed for any sign that he was ok and watching this world-renowned medium give this gift to others is also helping me and it can help you, as well.
The nine-episode documentary series shows how Henry works and it’s a fascinating look into what happens after someone transitions. He shows us that there is so much more than what we can see. Even if you do not have an opportunity to meet with Henry, watching this show will leave you feeling such relief.
Prior to the series, the waiting list to see him was well over 300,000 people and it is likely to grow significantly after the series premieres on March 11. If a private meeting isn’t possible for you, Henry still offers help. He will be criss-crossing the U.S. on tour and he has two books: Here & Hereafter and Between Two Worlds.
The show’s producers are careful not to let Henry know anything about who he is about to meet, or their circumstances. It’s spellbinding to watch his process, which begins well before he gets to a meeting. He gets information about who he is about to sit down with and messages from those who have crossed over. The details are chilling.
As he helps others, he also tries to help his mother heal from a devastating childhood and a murder that jolted the entire family. We watch as he struggles with his own situation; because he is too close to it he at times has issues gleaning needed information. The viewer is privy to how his work impacts him emotionally and physically and it takes its toll on him.
After years trying to survive a pandemic, more people than ever can relate to the loss of a loved one. There is such a permanence in death, a stillness and a quiet that is shattering. Watching Henry work gives a new perspective on life and death and offers a deeper appreciation for our time in this world.
As he helps others, he also tries to help his mother heal from a devastating childhood and a murder that jolted the entire family. We watch as he struggles with his own situation; because he is too close to it he at times has issues gleaning needed information. The viewer is privy to how his work impacts him emotionally and physically and it takes its toll on him.
After years trying to survive a pandemic, more people than ever can relate to the loss of a loved one. There is such a permanence in death, a stillness and a quiet that is shattering. Watching Henry work gives a new perspective on life and death and offers a deeper appreciation for our time in this world.
