The Light Beyond by Raymond Moody Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Light Beyond
Book Review: great book and great condtion
Summary: 5 Stars
I read this book in 3 days after recieving it. The book was in excellant condtion as well. Shipping was fast also.Book Review: religion and spirituality are not necessary the smae
Summary: 5 Stars
If you don't believe there is life after death, this book might change your mind. Often enough, we think religions have all of the answers, however, this book shows with enough scientific evidence that there is more to death than ever imagined or discussed in most religious books. A must read for everyone with a curious mind, whether you believe in God or not and whether you have a religious affiliation or not.Book Review: this will help you along the path
Summary: 5 Stars
This work seems to be more complete and better thought out than Life after Life (which I rated high). Dr Moody has a way of presenting the information of NDE in way that allows the reader to come to his or her own conclusions. He does offer his own response to the phenomena and explains that he has been moved by the direct contact with NDE people. Dr Ring also stated a similar emotional transit by association (how could one not?). As suggested, the idea of spirituality being important as opposed to religion, to me appeals to the average intellect. To live ones life with the virtues of good and love being foremost because it is the right thing to do for yourself and the world around you, seems like a grand idea. I believe this book helps us in that direction. The opinion that there was not a wealth of new data or ideas does not seem important. What seemed significant was the maturing of the concepts and the slight contrast to the first books personality. You could feel a certain security from the author that he was now presenting us all with a great truth, rather than a new cult curiosity. In all-- well worth reading.