After: A Doctor Explores What Near-Death Experiences Reveal about Life and Beyond
9 hrs. 54 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Bruce Greyson
Author
Bruce Greyson
Narrator
Alexander Mozgunov
Narrator
Alexander Mozgunov
Description
Cases when people at the point of death spoke about “light at the end of the tunnel” and unusual experiences have been known since ancient times. Today, about 10% of people who have survived cardiac arrest describe similar experiences. However, in the medical community, such “near-death experiences” are usually ignored—treated as self-deception and “games of the mind.” But after some patients told stories about things that could not be dismissed, psychiatrist Bruce Greyson began his own research. Approaching the issue purely from a scientific standpoint, he now shares the results of forty years of study in this book—and tells how it overturned his worldview. What if death is the boundary between different forms of consciousness existence, not the end, but a way to move to a new level?
This book makes you discard stereotypes, introduces us to stories of people who have experienced death, and leads us to rethink the nature of death and life—and to consider the possibility of immortality of consciousness.
This book makes you discard stereotypes, introduces us to stories of people who have experienced death, and leads us to rethink the nature of death and life—and to consider the possibility of immortality of consciousness.
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