Book Review: "After" By Bruce Greyson M.D.

Captivating! Inspiring! Phenomenal!

Dr. Bruce Greyson lays the foundation for the NDE's through individual perspective while being presented with evidence in scientific research and skepticism.

As a firm believer in faith and higher power and having been myself on near death experiences - in particular- a placenta abruption- and then to watch my own son struggle for his own life in the NICU for two months -often going code blue- I can speak from experiences that it does change a person.

What I find difficult is prior to this if one is an empath and then goes through the NDE it truly gives off a vibe of energy because you experience things at a far greater frequency and having nearly died you learn to appreciate every day as a gift. So, if there's a puddle having just rained I would take my son as a minor and jump in it and explore the world via senses and not just audio or visual cues.

In terms of what these individuals experiences and having dealt with mediums and other frequencies both with lights going off, butterflies powerfully circling for my attention around me, eagles flying circles above my home, double rainbows, etc.. I know that those who don't believe are often those who also don't hold much faith in the after life.

After is a fab novel that discusses not just the scientific event but the form of consciousness as never ending but rather transitioning. Therefore, it transforms the fear of dying into a more healthy alternative point of view that encompasses a multitude of events in one's life.
The doctor does has over 40 years of research and does well in addressing these so called, "tricks of the brain" or "wishful thinking" occurrences.

It was a rather interesting take on something that many lack the ability to make a proper judgement upon for the lack of experience in having undergone something of such magnitude.

It's one of those things that you truly have had to lived in order to understand.