Beyond Death: Conditions in the Afterlife

by Philip Solomon, Hans Holzer

Beyond Death
Conditions in the Afterlife
Philip Solomon and Prof. Hans Holzer, Ph.D. "What kind of life do people lead on the Other Side?" Phillip Solomon, a leading British psychic, teams up with Hans Holzer, author and world-renowned investigator of the paranormal, to penetrate the mysteries of life after death. Solomon, an experienced trance medium, held regular sessions in which he opened himself to communication from the afterlife, recording verbatim the transmissions he received. The result is by turns compelling, touching, entertaining, and often surprising. Find out what people from all walks of life - male and female, old and young, rich and poor, famous and anonymous - are doing now that they've "passed on." - Acclaimed psychic Philip Solomon and world-renowned author Hans Holzer tamd up to investigate the "Other Side" - life after death - First-hand accounts of people from all walks of the afterlife - including memorables such as Elvis, Hitler, and Marilyn Monroe - Verbatim descriptions from the deceased of their afterlife conditon, activities, and environment - Learn about the "healing houses," what contact souls can have with their living loved ones, how you'll appear in the afterlife, and how everyday experiences carry over to the "Other Side"

218 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2001

Reviews

[Marta E C R · Rating 4 out of 5]

There is something SO appealing to me about the utter simplicity and beauty of the system in the afterlife which was presented in this book. I am very skeptical that it could possibly be true, but I must admit that I kind of wish it were, and who knows, maybe it is. In any case, I did enjoy reading this book and taking from it a significant understanding of the views of the two authors.

[SundayAtDusk · Rating 1 out of 5]

If Mr. Solomon is indeed a famous medium, one can only assume he is way more interesting in person than he is on the written page. This book should have been fascinating, but ended up being duller than any other ADC/medium book I have ever read. Quite honestly, I didn't even read all the chapters. I would have expired from boredom. I had to read the Hitler chapter, though . . . Hitler was trying hard to relay his messages to Mr. Solomon . . . while Mr. Solomon kept telling him he didn't wish to speak to him . . . even though Hitler told him that he, Mr. Solomon, was the ONLY medium he had EVER spoken to since his death. Such a flattering remark didn't impress the author, however, leaving one to wonder why he even put the chapter in the book in the first place. It's not like Hitler said anything remotely interesting. It's not like anyone in this book said anything remotely interesting.

[Kelly Stanton · Rating 3 out of 5]

Scary