Dying Light

An Investigation Into Near-Death Experiences

By: Jason Hewlett, Peter Renn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What happens when we die?

Do we get to a Heaven, wake up in a different reality, live a new life as another person altogether? Or do we continue on as a disembodied spirit?
Perhaps the answers to these questions can be found with those who believe they’ve died for minutes, or even hours, and returned to life after spending time on the other side?
Bestselling authors and paranormal investigators Jason Hewlett and Peter Renn step away from the realm of ghost hunting and attempt to answers these questions with an investigation into the near-death experience.
By interviewing experiencers, researchers, fellow investigators and scientists, they unravel different aspects of the near-death phenomenon, including how subjective – yet similar – each experience is. Their journey leads them down paths to reincarnation and past-life experience, multiverse theory and more as they shine a light on what’s waiting for us on the other side.

Flowed smoothly

I very much enjoyed hearing the NDE stories. I wish there had been more of them. I also enjoyed the afterlife concepts presented, but nowhere in this book was I convinced that science proved an after life. the author did give some good follow up citations/references that I will be looking at later.

Inspiring

I chose these ratings because this book is easy to listen to and written with clarity. Also, this is the first time I’ve listened to a virtual narration. The content is fascinating—near death experiences and reincarnation are explored and documented. This learning keeps me in remembrance to always treat others with respect and love no matter what the situation is.

Thought Provoking

This book was very interesting. It made me think of so many different aspects of my past and what’s to be in my future. I will read this book again and refer to it in the future. This book came to me at a period in my life where I needed it to get past some very difficult things I’ve been I’ve been trying to deal with.