Mini book that summarizes and highlights some of the best scientific evidence of an afterlife.

Full disclosure. I originally created this minibook because Amazon wouldn’t let me create ads for my main book WTF Just Happened?! because apparently WTF is profanity. My argument that F stood for “fun” didn’t cut it. Probably because that was completely untrue. So while that was the original intention of this book, people have found it helpful. If you are new to learning about afterlife evidence, in grief, or just curious and want to get an introduction this is a great choice.

So check it out and get a taste and preview of some of the evidence that helped convince me, a skeptical atheist, that there most likely is an afterlife. If you want the full story you can get my (very profanely titled) main book WTF Just Happened?!: A sciencey-skeptic explores grief, healing and evidence of an afterlife.

Hope you enjoy!

Liz

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This is book by Elizabeth Entin, author of WTF Just Happened?!: A sciencey-skeptic explores grief, healing and evidence of an afterlife. And podcast host of WTF Just Happened?!: All about the afterlife. No woo.

After the loss of her father, Liz, a science-minded atheist decided to investigate if there was any tangible and valid evidence of an afterlife. She expect to find nothing but what she would define as "woo-nonsense," but instead was blown away by what she discovered. She came across universities, such as the University of Virginia that was conducting serious studies on cases of kids with past-life memories and Near Death Experiences (when people die, and then are medically revived and report remarkable and often verified experiences). She discovered serious studies being done on psychic mediums. Yes, she came across some fraud, but she also came across phenomena that was inexplicable by how she always thought the universe worked.

While she wrote a full book on her astounding discoveries, she recently wrote this mini-book to summarize and introduce what she considers some of the most compelling evidence that there could be an afterlife.