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AFTER – A Doctor Explores What Near Death Experiences Reveal about Life and Beyond, by Bruce Greyson MD

Why this book: I had just read Proof of Heaven and asked my friend John Alexander who is very well read in this arena, some questions about other research regarding Near Death Experiences around the world, and he recommended this … Continue reading

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Wolf’s Message, by Suzanne Giesemann

Why this book: Suzanne Giesemann was invited by a good friend of hers who is also in our discussion group to join us for one of our discussions. I was impressed with her – she is affable, credible and it … Continue reading

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Proof of Heaven, a Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Aferlife, by Eben Alexander

Why this book: Recommended to me numerous times by good friends, and it is also a recommended book in my Psi discussion group. I listened to it which worked well, as it was narrated with updates from the original publication, … Continue reading

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The Ultimate Colin Wilson -Writings on Mysticism, Consciousness and Existentialism by Colin Wilson, edited by Colin Stanley

Why this book: I’ve been a fan and reader of Colin Wilson since I was in university over 50 years ago. I’ve recently returned to him, and recently re-read The Mind Parasites.   I discovered this book, recently published as an … Continue reading

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The Warrior’s Edge, by Col John Alexander, Richard Groller & Janet Morris

Why this book:  I’d read it about 30 years ago and recall that it had made a strong impact on me.  Recently I’ve gotten back into exploring paranormal phenomena and have been in touch with John Alexander, so I believed … Continue reading

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The Fall of Hyperion, by Dan Simmons

Why this book: My Sci Fi book club had read Hyperion, were impressed with it, and we all wanted to see what happened in the sequel Summary in 3 Sentences: This book begins where Hyperion left off, but takes a different approach … Continue reading

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