50 Million Witnesses
The lesson asserts that life after death is not a belief but a documented fact, with millions of witnesses.
According to a figure published in 1998, 50 million people worldwide have had a near-death experience (NDE) and returned.
They describe five stages, always in the same order: leaving the body, the tunnel, the light, the life review, the return.
The lesson adds the story of the Parisian jeweller, cases of reincarnation in India, Kirlian photography and recordings of voices.
The closing question: what do we do now with this knowledge?
Do you think life after death is a belief? A blind faith? A consolation for those who are afraid? The lesson answers: it is a scientific fact, documented, studied, measured, with millions of living witnesses.
In 1998, international newspapers published a startling figure. Question: “How many people in the world have had a near-death experience and returned to life?” Result: 50 million people, the equivalent of all of France.
These are 50 million living witnesses who say the same thing: “There is something after. I was there. I saw.”
These 50 million people, of different cultures, religions and ages, tell the same experience, in the same order:
1. Leaving the body. “I saw myself from above. I saw my body on the hospital bed. I saw the doctors reviving me.”
2. The tunnel. “I went through a dark tunnel. At the end there was a magnificent light.”
3. The light. “A light of pure love. Indescribable. More beautiful than anything I had known.”
4. The life review. “My whole life passed before me. Every action. Every thought. Everything.”
5. The return. “I was told to go back. That it was not yet my time.”
Always the same stages, always in the same order, all over the world. The lesson concludes: this is not chance, this is not imagination.
A woman in Paris runs a jewellery shop. One day, cardiac arrest, clinical death; the doctors revive her. When she wakes, she tells:
The doctors: “You dreamed. You were dead. Your brain was not working.” The woman: “No. I saw. Call my sister. Ask her whether she took a ring.”
They call. The sister admits: “Yes. I took a ring. How does she know?!”
A case of reincarnation in India. A 5-year-old child says: “My name was X. I lived in village Y. I had a wife called Z. I had 3 children.” The researchers check: five details verified, five details exact. How can a 5-year-old know all this, unless he was that person in a previous life?
Kirlian photography. A special camera captures the aura, the energy around the body. When a piece of a leaf is cut off, the photo still shows the part that is no longer there: the aura remains, even though the physical is gone.
Recordings of voices of the dead. Yul Gerson, a scientist, created a device that picks up waves: voices of deceased people who speak and answer. He presented it at the UN; scientists cannot explain it, but the voices are there.
Professor Henry Moody, an American researcher, studied thousands of NDE cases. His conclusion, according to the lesson:
The lesson draws from this: there is life after death; 50 million people saw it, they came back, they testify.
You have the scientific evidence. You know there is something after. But what exactly? And above all: what do we do now with this knowledge?
The next chapter announces: the Talmud will reveal what science cannot measure.
Did you follow the lesson?
Five questions on the second chapter.