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Post by jeffdumas on Nov 1, 2004 21:34:49 GMT -5
Have any of you read any books on Near Death Experiences. There are quite a few out there and I would like to find a good one to read to help me accept my mother's passing. I saw good reviews on "Light Beyond" by Moody. Any suggestions?
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Post by Cyberstain on Nov 12, 2004 3:27:47 GMT -5
I highly recommend Dr. Moody's first book "Life After Life".
Also, in the related topic of out-of-body travel, ( Or leaving your body without almost getting yourself killed ) I recommend any of the three books written by Robert A.Monroe.
Interesting "coincidence" that they both have the full initials R.A.M.
Also "The Ram" is the nickname for Ramtha, a 35,000 year old entity channeled by JZ Knight, who teaches "how we create our own reality".
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Post by Michael on Nov 12, 2004 11:49:15 GMT -5
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Post by jeffdumas on Nov 15, 2004 0:06:01 GMT -5
Thanks for the suggestions. I've been waiting for some input. I've only read one so far, but it has been helpful. I've heard of the Moody book. I may get that, but will also look into the others.
jeff
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Post by cyberstain on Nov 17, 2004 13:35:39 GMT -5
I also recommend the book "What Dreams May Come", which was also made into a movie.
Richard Matheson, ( Another Richard! I wonder if he has an A in his middle initial? ) a famous science fiction/fantasy/horror writer, did research on NDE before writing this book. He includes the bibliography in the back.
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Post by jeffdumas on Nov 17, 2004 20:08:48 GMT -5
Thanks for the lead. I've seen that movie. I found it to be very thought provoking. I haven't seen it in a long time. I guess I should re-watch it and read the book.
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Post by cyberstain on Dec 1, 2004 15:17:15 GMT -5
I'm reading What Dreams May Come right now. The interesting thing about the book is the detail about day to day living in the afterlife.
It is a completely different experience from the movie, which focused more on the drama and pathos of death. It was also somewhat of a different storyline.
The writer, Richard Matheson, did a lot of research and includes a list of some of he books he read.
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