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This book is an explanation of the inexplicable. Hill has woven a fascinating narrative, incorporating the history and theory of what happens when people die, with a particular emphasis on the last forty years and the rich information the new consciousness movement has brought. It touches on everything from quantum physics to east/west philosophy to how the mind works to alternative medicine.
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"THE FIRST MENTION OF SPIRITS," Wally told me, "was when we were in the SEARCH group who brought in a lot of parapsychology stuff to Rochester. Read the first page
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"THE FIRST MENTION OF SPIRITS," Wally told me, "was when we were in the SEARCH group who brought in a lot of parapsychology stuff to Rochester. Read the first page
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I was skeptical about this book before reading it, but by the end it had completely changed my life....... or not, as it were, as it turns out I'm dead. Still, 5 stars!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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A good introduction indeed if you're new to this exciting area of parapsychology. However it doesn't really add anything new to the existing litterature on the subject. It's an overall good read, though some chapters in which the author describes at lenght some of his family and relatives' personal and often unrelated stories can easily become quite boring... I particularly appreciated the bibliography though, which allowed me to discover much more interesting authors in the field such as William Baldwin.
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