Geraldine Cummins Knihy

Exploring the afterlife, this book presents a profound vision purportedly communicated by Frederic William Henry Myers, a notable psychologist and psychic researcher. It delves into themes of immortality and the existence beyond death, offering insights that blend psychological understanding with spiritual exploration. The narrative invites readers to contemplate the possibilities of life after death through a unique lens of scientific inquiry and psychic experience.

Focusing on afterlife communication, this book presents the experiences of Winifred Margaret Coombe Tennant, a British suffragette who died in 1956. Through automatic writing, she reaches out to her sons, conveying her continued existence in the spirit world. The text comprises 40 scripts exchanged between 1957 and 1960, showcasing her messages and insights from beyond. Geraldine Cummins captures this unique connection, offering a glimpse into the themes of life, death, and the enduring bonds of family.

The narrative delves deeper into the afterlife, as F. W. H. Myers, through Geraldine Cummins, elaborates on the concept of existence beyond death. He describes how our thoughts, memories, and actions shape our experiences in the afterlife, creating a "Plane of Illusion." Building on ideas from the previous book, this sequel explores the intricate relationship between our earthly lives and the states we encounter after physical death, offering profound insights into the nature of consciousness and reality.