People have believed in the existence of life after death throughout human history and in all regions of the world. Mere belief, however, does not make it true. What is the empirical evidence for life after death? Has any significant research been conducted, and if so, what conclusions does it suggest? In fact there exists a large body of research on topics relevant to the question of life after death. This book objectively examines that research, drawing together the observations of social science regarding such phenomena as reincarnation, near-death experiences, deathbed visions, cases of possession by dead spirits, and apparitions of the deceased. It considers possibilities including survival of consciousness and survival of personality, and reflects on the logical problems inherent in any model of postmortem survival. An extensive bibliography lists hundreds of studies of life-after-death phenomena.
This volume shows that the ancient Greek myth that all recently dead souls have the option of returning to the world of the living has a potential truth within its fiction.
Above all, the book provides exciting and compelling answers to the urgent question: what lies on the other side?
Deepak Chopra has cast his inimitable light on the darkened corners of death. I think this is his greatest contribution yet.” —Marianne Williamson, author of The Age of Miracles and The Gift of Change
Life After Death: A Study of the Afterlife in World Religions
Writing clearly, forcefully, and fairly, D'Souza covers an amazing range of arguments. I know of no better way to understand the issue of life after death than to get this book and just follow the argument.
Past - Life Regression Does Not Prove Life After Death Nicholas P. Spanos Virginia Tighe helped make past - life regression through hypnosis famous in 1952 when she was hypnotized and began speaking as Bridey Murphy , a nineteenth ...
It also follows the stories of famous figures, including Byron, Geothe, Jean Cocteau and many others, who have 'felt a force outside themselves'. This radical book will change the way you perceive reality, time and ultimately yourself.
As background, this book also covers Tom Harrison's full varied life from early years to the start of a new millenium
That work has culminated in this extraordinary book, which picks up where Raymond Moody’s Life After Life left off. Written in a scientific, balanced, and engaging style, this is powerful and compelling reading.
Finally, the coherence of a correlation (including biological “plausibility” in Hill, 1965) signifies how well it would fit, if deemed to be causal, with other known facts (Hill, 1965, p. 298; U.S. Department of Health, Education, ...