"I have absolutely no fear of death. From my near-death research
and my personal experiences, death is, in my judgment,
simply a transition into another kind of reality."
Raymond Moody
In 1975, Raymond Moody published his classic LIFE AFTER LIFE, an exploration into this subject. He became the leading authority about afterlife and near-death experiences. It began a revolution which paved the way for other authors such as: Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, Helen Wambach, Brian Weiss, Michael Newton, James Van Praagh, Deepak Chopra, plus numerous others.
Expanding our concepts through the writings of other, we learn that death is a time to celebrate life with memories and laughter. It is a time to respect and honor the challenges and decisions, made by those who pass. Gathering to share personal stories will keep the spirit of our loved one alive.
As a human, we have been trained by our culture to mourn, running the risk of deep depression, grieving and loss; whereas, other cultures maintain the belief of life after death which sets a different tone entirely. To believe in the after life, brings comfort and new communication.
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