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The Institute Afterlife Research - Studies of Dreams, Mystics, Paranormal - Posted: 7th Apr, 2006 - 3:27am
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These people claim to have mapped the Afterlife!
Post Date: 18th Mar, 2006 - 1:12am / Post ID: #
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These people claim to have mapped the Afterlife! From the web site:
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| This web site presents some of the overwhelming evidence for the survival of physical death. This evidence is based on the experiences of thousands (and in some cases, millions) of people from around the world. It is not based on any religious beliefs, dogmas or theories and we try to report the facts to the best of our own understanding and abilities. It is our strong desire that our efforts will have the affect of generating interest in Afterlife Exploration and assist many in overcoming their fears of death. |
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Post Date: 7th Apr, 2006 - 3:27am / Post ID: #
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Very very interesting site. I found the ideas a little far fetched, but not impossible to an open minded person. Some of the ideas are harder to swallow than others, such as the electronic communication with the dead. The fact that these beliefs conveniently encompass all religions, allowing people to experience the afterlife that they believe in is on the other side of extreme. Instead of only one religion being right, they are technically all right. In the end, I don't believe that people can map the afterlife, especially up to levels of fully dead people. Maybe its the skeptic in me, and maybe I will end up wrong, but this just makes everyone right so everyone is happy. If that were the case, then it doesn't even matter what I believe, I will end up just helping others in the after life since I don't have a religion. Its a nice thought, but a pipe dream in my opinion.
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