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- English
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Life Beyond Death With Evidence
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction. By The Late Viscountess Grey of Fallodon
- Preface
- I. The Argument
- II. Communications on the Importance of the Subject
- III. Evidential Messages
- IV. The Evidence Cannot be Explained Away by Telepathy
- V. Identity Shown in Reply to Test Questions
- VI. The Hypothesis of Impersonation
- VII. The Sleep of Death And the Awakening to Greater Life
- VIII. What Our Friends in the Next Life Know About Our Surroundings And Our Thoughts
- IX. Further Evidence That the Departed Can Keep in Touch With Earth
- X. The Spiritual Body
- XI. The Evidence of Book Tests
- XII. A Real World
- XIII. Evidence from Experiments with the Daily Press
- XIV. Occupations in the Life Beyond Death
- XV. The Interpreter or Control
- XVI. “Order is Heaven’s First Law”
- XVII. The Modus Operandi of Trance Communication
- XVIII. Enhanced Powers and Happiness
- XIX. Informing the Control
- XX. Misconceptions Rectified After Death
- XXI. Voicing the Message
- XXII. Intercourse with Earlier Generations
- XXIII. Direct Control
- XXIV. Contact with Higher Realms
- XXV. on the Difficulty of Transmitting Names in Psychic Messages
- XXVI. The Place and Condition of the Unprogressed
- XXVII. The Influence of the Sitter
- XXVIII. “Where I Am There Shall Also My Servant Be”
- XXIX. Soul and Spirit
- XXX. Can the Soul Leave the Body During Sleep?
- XXXI. A Significant Mistake
- XXXII. The Mystery of Outer Space
- XXXIII. A Survey of Results
- XXXIV. Armistice Day, 1927