Life after life. The study of the phenomenon of life after the death of the body

Human understanding of mortality is limited. It is often shaped by vague ideas and assumptions. In this book, the author sheds light on the profound experiences that occur to people on the verge of death. Drawing on numerous testimonies, the author explores the common elements of these experiences, including visions, feelings of separation from the body, and a review of one’s own life. Moody analyzes how such transformative events challenge traditional ideas about life and death, consciousness, and the nature of human existence. Exploring parallels between these experiences and ancient texts from different cultures, the author calls for a rethinking of the perception of mortality and a reflection on the great mysteries of life that go beyond physical reality and acquired knowledge.