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1. Apr 20,  · According to a Gallup poll, about 8 million Americans claim to have had a near-death experience (NDE), and many of them regard this experience as proof of an afterlife—a parallel, spiritual.

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2. Jul 08,  · Silent Existence is a free Internet-based label from Republic of Kosovo. They have been functioning since as a group that helped with promotion and other things related with the psychedelic trance culture, until when they decided to compile their first compilation.

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3. May 24,  · Stories of Near-Death Experiences. There is no definitive proof, of course, that life after death exists. There are some compelling anecdotes, however, to suggest there might be an afterlife, including remarkable tales of reincarnation or past-life recall, for example. There are also countless reports in which the recently departed have appeared briefly to family members .

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4. The Torah, therefore, might have been silent about afterlife out of a desire to ensure that Judaism not evolve in the direction of the death obsessed Egyptian religion. Throughout history, those religions that have assigned a significant role to afterlife have often permitted other religious values to become distorted.

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5. May 27,  · Following the death of the physical body, the soul is released from its earth-bound vessel of flesh and bone, and with the assistance of a guide, passes through the etheric tunnel (the familiar passage with a beckoning light at the end) that exits into a higher plane of existence — often referred to as the spirit world, the astral plane, the.

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6. "After death, you can go through the end of time all the way back through the beginning of time, then back into the present time where you started. It lasted forever, and was over in an instant. It is a paradox." (Dee Rohe) "After death, you can view one afterlife realm as if it was first grade.

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7. Mar 28,  · Indeed, the perfect afterlife was merely an ideal version of their earthly existence. Only the travails and petty annoyances that bothered them in their lifetimes would be missing in the afterlife; all else, they hoped, would be as it was on earth (cited in Nardo, ). The Egyptian afterlife was a mirror-image of life on earth.

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8. The existence of the person minus the physical body is known as the subtle body (linga-dēha) and it comprises of the mental, causal (intellect) and supracausal (subtle ego) bodies. In the afterlife, this subtle body then goes to one of the .

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