REUNIONS

Visionary Encounters with Departed Loved Ones (Second Edition)

De: Raymond Moody, Paul Perry

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A GROUND-BREAKING EXPLORATION INTO ANOTHER WORLD
Visionary encounters have been reported by people throughout history. Abraham Lincoln saw prophetic apparitions that foretold his assassination, Thomas Edison envisioned inventions using these ancient techniques, Salvador Dali used visioning techniques to capture hallucinatory dreams for his art, and General George Patton reported encounters with deceased relatives that inspired him on the battlefields of France.

Raymond Moody, MD, the father of near-death studies, rediscovered these ancient techniques, using them to help grieving patients communicate with apparitions of their departed loved ones. But as he mastered these techniques he began to wonder if these apparitions were more than just vivid hallucinations, that they may well be real. . . . And then an event took place that gave him picture perfect evidence of just what he was dealing with. . .
For the curious, the brave or the bereaved, REUNIONS offers an experience that some readers with find thrilling, even chilling.

“It is amazing how much one can learn about history by studying ancient rituals, and then how much they can learn about themselves by performing those rituals in modern times.”
AJ Parr
Author of Stairway to Heaven

Excellent insight into Mirror Gazing

Dr. Raymond Moody’s Reunions is a fascinating and deeply insightful exploration of mirror gazing and the psychomanteum experience. I found the historical context particularly compelling…it provides a rich foundation for understanding how this ancient practice has evolved and why it remains relevant today.

While it’s unfortunate that Dr. Moody’s Theater of the Mind is no longer offering psychomanteum sessions, he thoughtfully includes detailed guidance on how to create your own at home, making the experience more accessible to those interested in exploring it for themselves.

The audiobook is narrated using an AI voice, which I found surprisingly pleasant—more so than some human narrators I’ve encountered. The synthetic nature was only noticeable in a few places and did not detract from the overall listening experience.

Overall, this audiobook is a meaningful listen for anyone interested in consciousness studies, grief work, or the mysteries of human perception.