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There is life after death: compelling reports from those who have glimpsed the afterlife
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Table of Contents
The NDE phenomenon / Dr. Raymond A. Moody
Prologue
A new paradigm
The evidence of encounter visions and witnesses
The smoking gun
The dead are alive the universal testimony of humanity
The hereafter here-and-now visions of heaven, hell, and the grateful dead
Contemporary encounters with eternity
The evidence of experience the pre-death awareness of consciousness, thought, and the self
Science and the soul
To be and not to be : what does it mean to survive death?
Afterword / Dr. Raymond A. Moody.
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Includes index.
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