Scientific Gate to the Afterlife - Tadataka Kimura - Books - Xlibris Corporation - 9781493141395 - February 14, 2014
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Scientific Gate to the Afterlife

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Publisher Marketing: The subject of the afterlife and ghosts is often deemed suspicious and related more to pseudo-religion, occultism or something equally distant from science as well as disturbing and ominous. Some people consider anything that they cannot comprehend or accept to be impossible while others are convinced that rejecting such problems makes them intelligent, so that they deliberately ignore them. On the other hand, supporters of the theory that everything depends on the brain would explain ghosts by brain disorders, illusions or hallucinations. However, there are surprisingly many individuals who have had the opportunity to experience - in a more or less direct way - the existence of an invisible world and its inhabitants. In fact, no one can quite sincerely deny that they exist. There is no point in negating something, just because it cannot be seen or measured. In this book, the writer relate the latest findings of physics about the next world and the beings that live in it. Writer also going to analyse these findings from the scientific point of view and to describe the spiritual world using scientific terms. This book will be interesting both for those who belive in afterlife but need scientific confirmation as well as for the sceptics who may change their minds after having read this publication. This book refer to the first publication of Mr. Tadataka Kimura's book "Truth of soul" published in 2011.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released February 14, 2014
ISBN13 9781493141395
Publishers Xlibris Corporation
Genre New Age Literature
Pages 96
Dimensions 216 × 216 × 6 mm   ·   185 g
Language English  

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