Is There Life After Death?

De: Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

Narrado por: Elisabeth Kulber-Ross

In 1969, Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross changed the way we think about the final stage of our lives with her revolutionary book, On Death and Dying. Now, in this landmark recording, this revered researcher speaks about her largely private revelations, observations, and conclusions on life after death. Dr. Kubler-Ross, the first scientist to embark upon a genuine inquiry on the similarities between near-death experiences of people all over the world, gathered empirical data and personal impressions from countless studies that informed her opinions on what awaits us all when we leave this life. From her family archives comes a rare published audio of this trailblazing author speaking in her own words, as she engages the oldest question of all: Is There Life After Death?©2005 Elisabeth Kubler-Ross (P)2005 Sounds True

Poor Quality Poor Content

A disappointing book, due largely to poor production values. Most of the recording seems to have the quality of a "tape of a tape," and was recorded outdoors with distracting and annoying background noises such as wind, traffic, and even a wind chime. As for content, the author seemed more interested in validating her experiences than conveying them. Snippets of speaches are about the best you'll get in this recording. A big dud.