Afterdeath Journal of an American Philosopher: The World View of William James

*.. .The feelings and experiences of each person continue to exist after death, and these can be perceived under certain conditions. In other words, each of us has a unique version of reality that makes up our own private world view..." Seth In THE AFTERDEATH JOURNAL OF AN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHER, Jane Roberts re-creates the attitudes and opinions of the turn-of-the-century psychologist William James—from an afterdeath point of view! The result is a fascinating account of what an individual experiences after physical death—how the dead remain aware of earthly events, communicate with one another, become aware of past lives. Moreover, there are unique insights into the nature of consciousness and ESP and a brilliant exposition on cultivating a useful optimism and practical faith in life. Original and timely, THE AFTERDEATH JOURNAL OF AN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHER goes to the very heart of man's eternal questions on life and death, shedding startling new light on the death experience, the very nature of human existence, and the continuity of personal identity.