Life After Life: The Investigation of a Phenomenon--Survival of Bodily Death
by Raymond A. Moody Jr.
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readers who are interested in life after death
I have read many of Raymond Moody's books that refer to individual stories about people all over the world - poor/rich, educated/illiterate, and civilized/uncivilized - that have experienced near death experiences. Even though they live in different parts of the world and have experienced different experiences and have different faiths - they all seem to have similar near death experiences. My brother recommended this author and I am truly glad that I read some of his work.
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The grandfather of the near-death experience books, which allowed people to come forward with stories of their experiences, which before (and even now) were criticized or denied by those around them. Worth reading.
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Read in October, 1988
The seminal work on near-death experiences. After having read all I've read, I've become really skeptical about the whole thing, but this book is fairly convincing, more so than most.
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This book was ground breaking when it came out but quit ho hum now. But if you are new to the reality of reincarnation a must.
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Read in January, 1993
one of the earlier books on what happens to us after we die - quite interesting - I expect to read it again soon
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Read in December, 1987
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Everyone
You won't be afraid of death ever again if you read this book (even if you're not "religious").
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It had a kind of beauty to it, but Ockham's razor cut it to ribbons. Pretty ribbons.
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Read in January, 1978
My first book on this subject and I loved it. Very fascinating.
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this book gave me alot of comfort after mom died.
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Read in January, 2007
recommends it for:
People Who Like Weird Shit
The OG
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