Lee Nelson, in collaboration with his son, Richard, carefully documents the experiences of those who have died and returned to tell about it.When one reads the accounts in this collection, it is impossible to believe that our lives terminate at death. Instead, these enlightening case studies cause us to consider death in terms of a beginning, rather than as an abrupt and me Lee Nelson, in collaboration with his son, Richard, carefully documents the experiences of those who have died and returned to tell about it.When one reads the accounts in this collection, it is impossible to believe that our lives terminate at death. Instead, these enlightening case studies cause us to consider death in terms of a beginning, rather than as an abrupt and meaningless ending. The accounts in this book add to. the growing body of literature that explores the spiritual phenomena of the near death experience. This is a must read for anyone interested in a glimpse beyond the veil.
Beyond the Veil: Near Death Experiences, Volume IV
Lee Nelson, in collaboration with his son, Richard, carefully documents the experiences of those who have died and returned to tell about it.When one reads the accounts in this collection, it is impossible to believe that our lives terminate at death. Instead, these enlightening case studies cause us to consider death in terms of a beginning, rather than as an abrupt and me Lee Nelson, in collaboration with his son, Richard, carefully documents the experiences of those who have died and returned to tell about it.When one reads the accounts in this collection, it is impossible to believe that our lives terminate at death. Instead, these enlightening case studies cause us to consider death in terms of a beginning, rather than as an abrupt and meaningless ending. The accounts in this book add to. the growing body of literature that explores the spiritual phenomena of the near death experience. This is a must read for anyone interested in a glimpse beyond the veil.
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They took some stories from the first books and put them back in to this book. How cheap is that? Seriously, those few were ALL the good stories of people they interviewed so that they had to reincarnate previous ones to fill a fourth book? Just don't do a fourth book! Isn't that dishonest? Oh, so, I didn't appreciate that they did that. They took some stories from the first books and put them back in to this book. How cheap is that? Seriously, those few were ALL the good stories of people they interviewed so that they had to reincarnate previous ones to fill a fourth book? Just don't do a fourth book! Isn't that dishonest? Oh, so, I didn't appreciate that they did that.
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