Life After Death: The Book of Answers

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Another reason might be because what they witnessed and experienced in their years of medical practice doesn't align with what they learned in school. After listening to some talks by Chopra and especially after reading his introduction to the book, I was excited for an invigorating investigation of death through the Vedanta lens; bolstered by Chopra's scientific background, but not inhibited by it.

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Having decided whether or not it will be a binary heaven/hell situation, there are hundreds of other rules to devise. I lost my father to cancer a couple of years ago and have struggled even more with the idea of heaven. Instead, afterlife is seen in terms of a person’s impact on others, and living on in the memories of friends and family.I tried to use my nails, to hold into the floor to avoid falling into the hole, but that didn’t work.

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Oh and that you can still talk to the dead and complete unfinished business, say the things you forget to say--they can hear you.

Images of heaven and hell as physical places have had a powerful influence on Christian beliefs about life after death. That’s an awful lot of people—including an awful lot of former skeptics—who have been convinced through vivid personal experience of the reality of an afterlife.

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What you learn from dying patients you can pass on to your children and to your neighbors, and maybe our world would become a paradise again. In this work of heartfelt fiction, Liz comes to grips with her new predicament, living in a place much like Earth but very different. I see death as an opportunity to transform into a different existence, one without physical limitations, without material existence, one without pressure, one with zillions of possibilities. Good people will go to paradise, or Jannah in Arabic, to be rewarded and bad people will go to hell, or Jahannam, to be punished. Caroline Myss, on her Forward of the book, mentioned that the author suffered painfully at the end of her life and was also wheelchaired.Pleasure, being born of senses, is temporary, and whatever is temporary falls under the sway of death. She doesn't go into any depth on it, barely mentions any particulars, only one or two sentences of a bombshell drop. Meanwhile from the other opening in the sky, clean souls floated down, recounting beautiful sights and wondrous feelings.

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Eddie realizes that heaven isn’t a destination: it’s a place where five people tell you the story of your own life. Mention of Hindu mythology is in form of story of Savitry (Lady who wants to save life of her husband from God of death), which runs though out the book. The afterlife brings the promise of reward for good people, and punishment for those who have committed evil deeds. Either way, I’m not obsessed about death, and I don’t mind talking about it when it comes to the conversation, though most people get discomforted when Death is mentioned, I dunno why.Nevertheless, this shirt book left me with a good feeling, and wanting me to read more about her work. I realize that it is a collection of four essays, which explains the short length and the lack of coherence, but even so. Our resources are crucial for knowledge lovers everywhere—so if you find all these bits and bytes useful, please pitch in.