Raymod A. Moody , psychiatrist and philosopher was the first doctor who studied systematically the phenomena of survival of bodily death, publishing the results of his research in his bestselling book "Life after life." Shortly after he came into contact with Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, discovering that his research was not only parallel to his, but it doubled its findings.
"Life After Life" not only altered concepts and beliefs deeply rooted in the collective consciousness, but it opens an intense and enriching debate on the death and disappearance beyond the physical body.
Since its publication in 1970, the contents of the work of Dr. Moody has been in place in any discussion about near-death experiences.
His scientific curiosity led him further and continued their investigations into death and enter a field even more controversial: the possibility of contacting people already dead.
The results of these investigations are embodied in his book "Beyond about life after life", whose content involves a turning point, since their contributions discard prejudices and raise questions that can not be ignored by anyone with minimal interest in the great enigmas that surround man about death.
In his book Dr. Moody gives us a recopliación of evidence submitted by people who experienced the death clinical and being resuscitated reveal surprising details like pointing combines same conclusion: the existence of life after death.
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