Una scia di infinite stelle

The first half of the book (covering his previous work already known to me) is intriguing -- the last half covering info new to me was mind blowing!

I am a Near Death Experiencer. I first read Raymond Moody's book 'Life After Life' back in the 1980's, long before I had my NDE. Back in the 1960's, when I was in my twenties, I had a family member who told me I needed to be put into the state mental hospital, a real snake-pit, because I was having w Leggi tutto

This autobiography is fascinating in that it explains, in this own words, how a doctor turned into a researcher of the near death experience. Much of the story is simply human interest and does not delve into the somewhat paranormal nature of his work until about the middle of the text. I found his

Makes complete sense! Loved it! I'm not sure why the author is almost reluctant to declare reincarnation specially with so many documented cases of NDE and SDE and his experiments on the Oracle of the dead. Maybe the Universe wants him to keep his research going. I'm okay with that. If NDEs interest Leggi tutto

Crappy - I mean that in the best possible way. He is SO naracassistic and can't get over himself. I mean, I know its his story, but he keeps going on about how special he is, about how smart he is, about how awesome he is. Gah. Couldn't actually get into it.

This is really a personal account of one man's fascination with what happens after we die. The author has several books that examine the possibilities and each one will make readers think and wonder.

Very much worth reading, all the way through. I found it satisfying and helpful that this author's thoughts parallel my own, for the most part, in this area of human thought and endeavour. I also find myself, through no fault of the author whatsoever, just slightly disappointed, in that this author h Leggi tutto