We all don't know our own demise. It will/might come a day when you are "right in the middle of it"...which is a blessing. Who wouldnt wanna die right out the blue when you aren't prepared, or eve feel any pain. That is the "jackpot" of dying. The only thing striking that is dying in your sle
Courtesy of the SPR Facebook page, here's a sceptical article on ghosts (for Halloween, I suppose). Robert Lea takes as his text Brian Cox's claim that the Large Hadron Collider has disproved post mortem survival (along with all other paranormal phenomena, logically), and preaches a long sceptical s
The Anunnaki arrived on the Earth because of the extraordinary surplus of gold buried here. Various ET communicators indicate that they were it was one of the things that were part of the overall process of some of the things that they were doing. The concept of the element called gold and the energ
As usual, Greg Taylor has some interesting comments and links over at his fresh-look site, The Daily Grail. This article is about a Japanese Study of end-of-life experiences with some interesting findings. He notes that the study:
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…highlights that deathbed visions are not distressing