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Reunited

How to meet loved ones again who seem lost to death

Paul Perry author Dr Raymond Moody author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Ebury Publishing

Published:6th Jul '06

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Reunited cover

Raymond Moody's research in Reunited shows that it is possible to see and communicate with departed loved ones

Shows that it is possible to make contact with our loved ones virtually whenever we choose, without the help of a medium. This book with historical and anthropological data, presents case studies of men who felt the presence of their dead loved ones. It is written by the bestselling author of "Life After Life" who explored near-death experiences.

If you believe that communicating with those on the other side is impossible, or that only professionally trained psychics can cross that boundary, the evidence in this provocative book will surprise you. Dr Raymond Moody, bestselling author of Life After Life and the first medical professional to explore near-death experiences, shows that it is possible, and not even difficult, for all of us to make contact with our loved ones virtually whenever we choose, without the help of a medium.

By experimenting with such items as mirrors, crystals and specially designed chambers, Dr Moody created an environment in which many unbiased, intelligent men and women achieved amazing success in calling forth visions. Here are their own descriptions, recorded immediately after, of what they saw, heard and felt during moments of precious closeness that left them confident they had been in the actual presence of their dead loved ones.

Grounded in solid historical and anthropological data, these case studies and Dr Moody's own observations will give pause even to sceptics. As proof of life after death, his stunning findings promise to launch even more research and give comfort to many people around the world.

ISBN: 9781846040481

Dimensions: 216mm x 135mm x 16mm

Weight: 242g

224 pages