SHORT COMMUNICATIONS 282
Now We Know
By
Roger Behra
A recent Coast To Coast radio program on 9-25-11 hosted by George Knapp gave millions of listeners some very factual and interesting information a topic explained in a new book by the famous author, Dr. Raymond Moody, M. D. The title of his new book is, “Glimpses of Eternity”.
The American Dictionary defines glimps as “a quick look or review of something or someone”. A glimpse can last for several seconds. Most glimpses last only a couple seconds.
In his new book Moody reveals to readers factual, interesting, and enlightening information about loved ones sharing in the spiritual events happening to the dying person. Truly, Moody breaks new ground in matters of the dying.
To a great it has been written in several books that the dying persons are visited by deceased family members who have been dead for many years and have never been seen in real life by the dying. Most of the time the visiting spirit is someone who was part of their earthly life. That is the hard fact. The visiting spirits help and ease the transition from earthly life to eternal life.
The new fact revealed end expanded in “Glimpses of Eternity” is that those at bedside of the dying person also share in the visitation of the eternal visiting spirit. Those at the bedside also share in glimpses of eternal life itself. It is absolutely captivating. In some cases the spirit visitations are shocking to the bedside visitors, because the eternal spirits include ex-husbands, ex-wives, old girlfriends and boyfriends, and mistresses.
Science is very quick to pass off parting visions as hallucinations, lack of oxygen, or medication. However, since the visiting relative who shares the vision or “glimpse of eternity” is not under any of these conditions, plus the fact that relatives at the bedside share in unknown information that is transferred by the eternal spirit that is verified later as true, cancels out scientific interpretation. Dr. Moody’s book explains all of this.
We must remember that Dr. Moody has considerable training in science as a physician, psychiatrist, and as a college professor for several years before embarking on a full time medical career. Truly, he is not easily misled. During his medical career he has interviewed thousands of patients and people throughout America and foreign countries and has authored three books. His books are very interesting and fascinating. Pull up a chair and spend time reading about the bottom line of all human existence: What happens during the dying process? Who is involved? Where do we go from here? What can we expect? The revelation of personal experiences told to us answers these questions, indeed.
R. B.
10-16-11