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Dealing with ‘Doubting Thomas’ Syndrome
Posted on 18 March 2019, 9:06
Even though I have long followed the sport of track & field, I shake my head in disbelief when I look at the eight-foot ceiling in my house and try to visualize someone jumping over a bar that high. Yet, I know that the world record in the high jump is eight-feet, one-half inch, by Javier…
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Awakening ‘In Times of War’
Posted on 04 March 2019, 9:18
An abundance of communication from the “Other Side” suggests that many souls are slow to recognize that they have departed the material life. That is, there seems to be a “sleep” or “dream” state that precedes the awareness that the consciousness is no longer in the physical body. “The…
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Is There a Heaven in Judaism?
Posted on 18 February 2019, 9:10
In her recently released book, Changed in a Flash, Elizabeth Krohn (below) laments the fact that her Jewish faith did not prepare her for her near-death experience and had no answers for her after it took place. She didn’t begin to get answers for it until some 25 years later, after corresponding…
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Beware: This Blog Could Encourage the Activity of Demons
Posted on 04 February 2019, 10:08
A friend of mine, a born-again Christian, is concerned that I’m going to hell if I continue believing in things I write about at this blog, and to the extent that I am passing on some of it to innocent readers of the blog, it could very well be the deepest recesses of hell in which I find myself. …
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Catching Up with Professor Stafford Betty
Posted on 14 January 2019, 15:10
When I interviewed Professor Stafford Betty for the June 2006 issue of The Searchlight, a publication of The Academy for Spiritual and Consciousness Studies, he commented that some of his colleagues in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at California State University, Bakersfield,…
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What does being “Happy” in the New Year mean?
Posted on 29 December 2018, 13:23
Like many other people, I have been wishing numerous friends and acquaintances a “Happy New Year!” as we approach 2019. But how many of us really stop to think what we are wishing for the person? What does it mean to be “happy”? Is the kind of happiness we are wishing…
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Finishing like Bush 41
Posted on 10 December 2018, 10:04
When former President George W. Bush (Bush 43) ended the eulogy for his father, former President George H. W. Bush (Bush 41 below), last week by saying something to the effect that his father was looking forward to a reunion with his beloved wife, Barbara, and their daughter, Robin, I could envision…
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Death or Transcendence as viewed by Dr. Michael Grosso
Posted on 26 November 2018, 10:00
“Brainwashed by mainstream scientistic materialism, we feel constrained by their ideas of what is possible,” Michael Grosso states in his 1985 book The Final Choice: Death or Transcendence, recently republished by White Crow Books. “Tied to constricted worldviews, we submit to the…
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Profiling the Atheist
Posted on 12 November 2018, 9:35
During my lifetime of more than four-score years, I have met many people who call themselves atheists. Usually, when they find out about my interest in afterlife studies and the fact that I have authored six books dealing with the subject, not to mention a hundred or more magazine and journal…
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War Victim: “Great Scot! You don’t mean I’m dead!”
Posted on 29 October 2018, 10:10
With the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I coming up on November 11, it seems like a good time to remember one of the victims of the “The Great War” – Second Lieutenant Claude Herschel Kelway-Bamber, whose plane was shot down by a German fighter pilot as they engaged in a dogfight near the…
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