Raymond Moody (1) (1944–)

this is one of the most honest and downt earth books I have ever read. He talks about his life warts and all. very interesting.

Moody is a psychiatrist whose landmark book Life After Life , stimulated research into the near-death experience (NDE). He has spent 20 years studying the phenomenon, and, in this follow-up study, he presents descriptions of NDE from an impressive number of people who have experienced it. The accounts of supposedly dying and being revived related by adults and children are strikingly similar as are cases here reported by other researchers. Noting that no scientific proof of an afterlife show more exists, Moody should nonetheless persuade open-minded readers to believe in the possibility and to lobby for further exploration into a new dimension of natural laws. show less

Whether you believe in the after-life or not this book definately makes you stop and think. This man has 'stuck his neck out' to bring readers a fascinating view of different peoples' experiences with 'near death'. Hopefully more research will come from this.

This was quite believable as it was written, but too scary to take completely seriously