The Undiscovered Country: A non-religious Look at Life After Death

by Else Byskov

This book presents the evidence for life after death in a straightforward and non-religious way. It explains why there simply has to be a level of existence beyond the physical to where we go when we pass over. Death is an illusion and this books tells you why.

294 pages, Paperback

First published September 22, 2010

About the author

Else Byskov is an international authority on the groundbreaking work of Martinus (1890-1981), the Danish philosopher, visionary and mystic. Before she came across the Martinus material (comprising over 10.000 pages), Else was a convinced atheist for many years, so it came as quite a surprise to her when she became the author of a series of spiritual books. During a period of intense soul-searching and seeking more meaningful answers to life’s big questions, an astonishing dash of universal wisdom led Else to a book about the Danish Mystic – it literally fell into her hands. She was so enthralled by what she found, and the incredibly logical answers that she had never been able to find anywhere about life, death, and the mystery of both, that she had to tell people about it. Her passion was so intense that she wrote her first book, ‘Death Is An Illusion’, (a general introduction to Martinus´ fantastic world picture), and her body of work to bring the incredible Martinus wisdom to a wider audience has continued to this day.
Else has written 10 more books covering profound aspects of Martinus’ world view: for titles please see her website newspiritualscience.com under books.
Else Byskov is Danish, has two university degrees in Spanish and English philology and she writes mostly in English, so that Martinus’ work can reach a wider audience. Several of her books have been translated into Spanish, German and Danish. Else lives in southern Spain with her husband.

Reviews

[Aslam Lateef · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent- does everything the book promises - succinctly reviews the supporting data on afterlife

Excellent- does everything the book promises - succinctly reviews the supporting data on afterlife and links this with the Martinus cosmology. Look forward to more English language output on Martinus' writing and more the author.