Documentary About Induced After-Death Communication Remote viewing test Suicide and hell Recordings of People Now in the Afterlife The Church and Spirituality Today Psychologists Induce After-Death Communication Forum Contact the author   Central Illinois Metaphysics Group Link to calendar   A group meets bi-weekly in Normal, Illinois, for presentations and discussions about all areas of the greater reality such as psychic ability, remote viewing, the afterlife, telepathy. On the alternate weeks, the group meets to listen to seance recordings of people in the afterlife speaking.     Wise Souls       The wisesouls.com Web site lists people who have had spiritual experiences who are available to speak to individuals and groups.                 A greater reality underlies and enfolds the material world that we see, hear, touch, smell, and taste. Today, we know clearly, certainly the nature of the greater reality and afterlife. People just have to learn what we now know. Those who come to know will cease to fear death and will live together in peace and brotherhood. When the whole world knows what we know, the whole world will live together in peace and brotherhood.       Our loved ones have never left. It's just as though they've stepped into the next room for a moment. There, in the afterlife, they're enjoying a life more wonderful and more real than this life, with youth, vitality, and no pain, sickness, or worry. There, they wait lovingly, knowing soon we'll step in to join them.       This publisher is dedicated to helping people know that we live within a greater reality, that we are spiritual beings having the physical experience portion of our eternal lives, and that humanity can live in harmony and peace if every person knows the fact that there is no death. Knowing that truth will allow humankind to have great regard, acceptance, and love for all others in all nations with all beliefs.   Your Eternal Self       The new book Your Eternal Self brings together everything we now know about the afterlife, consciousness, the nature of physical reality, and the psychic into a book to help readers know they are eternal beings having a physical experience.      You can read sample chapters of the book or order a copy of the book by clicking here to go to the book Web site. Read the reviews of the book at this link.   Remote Viewing       This Web site contains a remote viewing test. Remote viewing is an ability common among people. Space does not exist in the Greater Reality. You can access the greater reality by limiting the influence of the physical realm simply by closing your eyes. Since it's greater than physical reality, when you stop attending to physical reality, the Greater Reality that was always there becomes apparent. You can receive impressions about something hundreds or thousands of miles away simply by closing your eyes and relaxing because underlying the apparently vast distances we perceive in the Universe, there is the Greater Reality in which there is no space. When we close our eyes, the Universe collapse into our consciousness.       Bill Walker, a Senior Software Engineer (Distinguished Member of Technical Staff), at Avaya, Inc., had Craig, the author of this Web site, do some remote viewing to demonstrate that it can be done. You can see the remote viewing at this link to Bill's Web site (http://astralpoint.net/rv-sessions.html).There is no space.   Greater Reality Publications       You are encouraged to submit manuscripts to Greater Reality Publications if they focus on helping humankind learn about our place in the universe as eternal beings. The publications must be oriented toward helping people learn about the greater reality, afterlife, Higher Power, love, peacemaking, and humankind's place in the universe. We will look at books about growth, learning, and training, not theory, fiction, or supposition that isn't based in fact.       The next publication likely will be The Greater Reality, a magazine about the greater reality that will be much like a Psychology Today in format, with articles for casual readers presenting what we're learning about the greater reality. We invite submission of documents based on evidence and insights that will help people understand the greater reality, the afterlife, and Higher Power and help them to grow spiritually with an understanding that our individuality continues after physical death.       Books about how people can form and maintain intimate groups as described in the book Your Eternal Self are most welcome, including booklets and other materials the groups may use to catalyze discussion and discovery.       If you have questions, manuscripts, or proposals, contact us at rchogan@youreternalself.com.   Author Writing about After-Death Communication       An author named Josie Varga is writing a book titled Visits from Heaven in which she describes after-death communication experiences people have had that provide information the experiencer couldn't know to be true at the time of the visit, but later is found to be true. She had her own experience that she described in an e-mail: In 1999, my husband’s friend, Rich, sent me a moving story about the death of his father. I included it in my first book, Footprints in the Sand: A Disabled Woman's Inspiring Journey to Happiness. Rich died on 9/11, 2001. Soon after, he came to me in a dream. He thanked me for mentioning him in my book, and I then saw him standing behind his wife and son, who were still alive. He said clearly, “Boston is O.K.” When I woke up, I felt I had to get this message to his wife. After making contact with her, I found out that she had a brother in Boston and was considering selling her home and moving there. But she had been feeling guilty because she had purchased the home with Rich just before his death. The reason for the message I heard in the dream was then clear to me, although it didn't mean anything when I heard it from Rich. If you have had an after-death communication containing information you couldn't know that turned out to be true, please send it to her at josievarga@comcast.net or visit her Web site at www.josievarga.com.       Old Lady and Her Dog - Ken Evans (1924-1987) "She shows no change in the way she walks; her heart smiles quietly."   The Afterlife       The afterlife is simply a fact not disputed by anyone who knows the literature. We're now focused on learning more about it--its certainty is already established.       I recommend that parents grieving for their children separated by death link to Sandy Goodman's site at http://www.loveneverdies.net/. It describes her struggle with her son's death at age 18.       If you are in grief over the loss of a loved one, I encourage you to go to the Web site set up by Bill and Judy Guggenheim at www.after-death.com. It is based on the thousands of stories of reconnections people have had with their deceased loved ones in after-death communications. The Web site has a forum on which you can read about people's accounts, share your grief, and share questions about your after-death communications. Purchase a copy of their book, Hello from Heaven, from barnesandnoble.com.       Victor Zammit, the attorney who has devoted his life to the study of the afterlife, has written a marvelous description of what happens when we die based on his study of a variety of sources, most notably the book by Robert Crookall, DSC. PhD, The Supreme Adventure (1961). He has placed the entire chapter from the book online for anyone to read. this is a quotation describing what Crookall found when he examined the beliefs about the afterlife across time and across cultures: Crookall was amazed at the consistency of the evidence coming from all over the world. Communications from every country — from Brazil, from England, from South Africa, from Tibet from Europe, from India and from Australia are all consistent. He was also amazed that they were identical with the beliefs held by the natives of the Hawaiian Islands, cut off from other civilizations for years prior to their 'discovery' by Captain Cook in 1788. He was also amazed at the consistency of the evidence given by people who had Out of Body Experiences, Near-Death Experiences and the communications of high level mediums.   Hell and Suicide       The hell myth has been an awful pox visited upon humanity by a church that converts and manages people through fear. It simply doesn't exist. People who commit suicide don't go to hell. They're surrounded by people showing them compassion and love. However, they must face the same problems they weren't willing to face while in a body, and in the afterlife, they will witness the pain they've caused those who love them. Suicide doesn't get them out of the problems they have.       Instead of suicide, a person needs to break out of the conditions that are causing the despondence and find new paths in life. More about hell and suicide . . .   Focus of this Web site       The evidence today for the Greater Reality is so overwhelming that we who know the literature and research are dumbfounded when a skeptic asserts that there is no proof for it. We stand incredulous, with our mouths agape.       We live in an age much like the time of Galileo when he exhorted the scientists and clergy of the early seventeenth century to just look through his telescope to see the proof that Copernicus was right—the sun is at the center of a system and the planets revolve around it. The learned skeptics of his time refused to look through the telescope. The notion, they insisted, was preposterous.       Today we smile at the ignorance of Galileo's detractors: "How could they have been so naive?" we ask. Any schoolchild knows now that the sun is at the center of a solar system with Earth as just one of nine planets orbiting it. However, we are living in much the same kind of transition period as those who lived in the seventeenth century. The players are the same: the closed-minded skeptics, the open-minded skeptics, and the convinced. The cast simply wear different costumes and consider a different aspect of reality.       If Galileo and his closed-minded skeptics were on the playbill today, they would be on Larry King. The skeptics would sit in modern dress opposite Galileo engaging in that most outworn, uninspired of media events mediocre journalists employ, the skeptic-believer confrontation. Most of the audience would clap when the skeptic smugly pronounced the invocation words: "proof," "scientific," and "replicable." "If the sun were the center of the universe," the skeptic would sneer, "the planets would all fly out into infinity. It's preposterous."       And Galileo would sit with his mouth open, hardly knowing what to say in the face of such a closed mind, knowing that regularly, at will, he watches the phases of Venus and Jupiter's moons through his telescope, proving the planets revolve around the sun.       Then a decade later, I could imagine the talk around the scientist water cooler about some eminent scientists who were saying Copernicus and Galileo may be right. The die-hard skeptical scientists would walk away shaking their heads, muttering about the deterioration of serious scientific thought.       We have difficulty imagining what it would have been like to have been so sure the Earth was the center of the universe. And yet, we would have been among those thinking and believing that. It was simply well-established fact, just as we know atoms make up matter even though no one has ever seen one or will ever see one. That is the certainty that skeptics display today when they assert the Greater Reality does not exist; the universe, they proclaim, is dead matter and energy flung chaotically into space generating the oddity of evolution that is conscious beings.       In other words, we are living through a parallel evolution of thought with different actors but the same script. If Galileo's skeptics wore suits and lab coats and spoke modern English, they could stand in for today's cast.       The Greater Reality Web site is now dedicated to bringing together a concise, readable summary of the most incontrovertible evidence demonstrating truths about the Greater Reality. It will contain both research and anecdotes from the most reliable, unimpeachable sources about experiences with the Greater Reality.       These writings likely won't convince the closed-minded skeptics; they still won't peer into the research and anecdotes to see the evidence with open minds. However, the evidence will help people who sense that there is much more to life than rocks and energy feel more certain about their beliefs. And it will help those open-minded skeptics who are not aware of the evidence to realize that we have more proof of the Greater Reality than we do of atoms.       The open minded may at least ponder and wonder. And that is the first step toward a change in the prevalent belief paradigm of a culture. The problem with those who call themselves skeptics is not that they are skeptical. We must all be skeptical. The problem is that they are skeptical in only one direction.