My first guest this week is Michelle Kuret. I talk to Michelle about IANDS in Sacremento.
My second guest is Stafford Betty is the professor of religious studies at California State University, Bakersfield, and became intrigued by the emerging evidence of an afterlife coming from research into the near-death experience, deathbed visions, poltergeist phenomena, past-life memories of young children, and other kinds of paranormal evidence.
He has published twelve books and dozens of articles and essays on a wide variety of subjects. Five of these books are novels.
In this episode We talk about his book ‘The Afterlife Unveiled: What the Dead are Telling Us About Their World’.
Professor Betty is perhaps better known for his three nonfiction books on the afterlife: “When Did You Ever Become Less by Dying? Afterlife: The Evidence,” “The Afterlife Unveiled,” and “Heaven and Hell Unveiled.” These are not based on religious teaching but on psychical research. In these he brings together and analyzes the many different kinds of evidence that point to the actual reality of an afterlife, then ventures to suggest, based on research, what it is actually like. He is frequently praised for his clear, jargon-free, down-to-earth writing style that reaches past specialists to regular folk in search of life’s meaning.
Interesting episode, thank you. anybody interested in a compilation of afterlife accounts from the spirit world should have a look at Michael Tymn’s “The afterlife revealed”. I liked it better than “The afterlife unveiled” in many respects. Perhaps Michael would be open for an interview as well?