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| Foreword | xiii | |
| Preface | xv | |
| Acknowledgments | xxi | |
| 1. | Introduction | 1 |
| Why "First Person"? | 1 | |
| Method | 8 | |
| Few Limitations in the Altered State | 11 | |
| Definitions | 16 | |
| Philosophical Assumptions | 19 | |
| 2. | Near-Death Experiences | 23 |
| A Bright Near-Death Experience | 26 | |
| A Darker Near-Death Experience | 28 | |
| A Near-Death Experience and Ethical Transformation | 30 | |
| Another Transformative NDE | 32 | |
| 3. | Assisted Transition | 37 |
| Self-Controlled Transition | 53 | |
| A Contemporary Self-assisted Transition | 60 | |
| 4. | Immediate Causes of Death | 63 |
| Quiet Death | 63 | |
| Sudden Death | 66 | |
| Death by Violence | 69 | |
| Accidents | 76 | |
| Deaths in War | 78 | |
| 5. | The Normal Pathways in the Next World | 83 |
| Immediately After Death | 83 | |
| Next Stages on the Normal Pathways | 85 | |
| Environments After Death: The Astral World | 89 | |
| The Astral Levels | 91 | |
| The Lower Astral Levels | 91 | |
| The Middle Astral Levels | 93 | |
| The Upper Astral Levels | 94 | |
| The Mental Planes | 95 | |
| "Assumptions" Here Do Not Precede, They Follow | 96 | |
| Summary | 97 | |
| 6. | Abnormal Sequences After Death | 99 |
| Wanderers | 100 | |
| Poltergeists | 104 | |
| Ghosts | 107 | |
| Obsessing Entities | 110 | |
| 7. | Normalizing the Abnormal | 118 |
| How You Can Help | 123 | |
| 8. | "Why Me?" | 129 |
| Karmic Debts Repaid--The Most Frequent Answer | 134 | |
| The Web of Information in Discerning the Answers | 138 | |
| 9. | Nature's Stern Wise Mercy | 146 |
| Why Death Anyway? The Balance of Nature | 146 | |
| Prey and Predators--The Food Chain | 148 | |
| Nature Restores Balance | 149 | |
| Mass Extinctions and Biological Evolution | 155 | |
| How Do We Meet the Crises? | 159 | |
| Nature's Stern Impartiality | 162 | |
| Nature's Mercy | 163 | |
| Induced Abortions | 167 | |
| Let the Children Know | 172 | |
| 10. | We Survivors | 174 |
| Care-givers Are Human, Too | 178 | |
| After the Death of the Invalid | 179 | |
| Emotions of Survivors After the Death | 180 | |
| Patterns of Survivors' Reactions to Death | 181 | |
| Signals of Approaching "Right Time" | 185 | |
| Survivors After a Sudden Death | 188 | |
| Talismans and Souvenirs | 189 | |
| Survivors Who Hear from Their Loved Ones | 193 | |
| Calling Back the Loved One | 196 | |
| 11. | Death Comes for Animals, Too | 201 |
| The Pool of Consciousness | 202 | |
| Pets and Individualization | 204 | |
| Euthanasia for Animals | 205 | |
| If Not Death, What? | 209 | |
| Animal Souls after Death | 211 | |
| Animals in the Laboratory | 215 | |
| "Hexa Everlasting" | 216 | |
| Animals Higher Awareness Has Free Will | 217 | |
| 12. | And on Beyond | 220 |
| Life and Death and Thoughts about Both | 220 | |
| Two Genealogies for Each Person | 222 | |
| Dr. Denning's "Dead" Host | 224 | |
| Assignments after Death | 227 | |
| How Do We Prepare for Our Death? | 230 | |
| Now We Are Ready | 232 | |
| Epilogue | 238 | |
| Glossary | 240 | |
| Bibliography | 245 |
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Dave Schouten
reviewed O Sane and Sacred Death: First Person Accounts of Death as Received in Hypnotic Regressions on May 14, 2017
O Sane and Sacred Death
The first portion of this book is somewhat complex because it describes the various Schools of Reincarnation thought - all the subtle nuances between them. I found it very tedious to get through. However as you get past one-third of the book, it then gives the reasoning why Reincarnation makes the most sense. And then in the last third, it gets somewhat tedious again. That said, if you are not famailar with the idea of reincarnation or the pros and cons that go with it, then the middle part of the book is just what you need. As for the first one-third and last one-third, this will only be of interest to those who want to get really deep in the subject.
One final things this book was written in 1908 (or thereabouts). It gives good arguments for Reincarnation being most probable and reasonable. Add to that all the recorded experiences of Near Death Experiences and Age Regression by prominent Hypnotist and it is hard to ignore this subject and consider it a bunch of bunk.
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