Beyond the Light: What Isn't Being Said about Near-Death Experience

I enjoyed this work tremendously and found it inspiring and honest. I can see how many would rather have a feel good - everything was wonderful approach to the NDE, but I would prefer the good and the bad. Everyone gets the experience they need or have earned - which is the bottom line message of this book. I can see how the author generated controversy with her experiences, but I found her writing tremendously interesting and useful.

One of the most astonishing things about the book was the jealousy the author speaks of. If NDEs are short voyages to death and the experience generally develops one's personality and conscience, it is interesting to see experiencers who are still selfish and go after fame and success in a very negative manner. I loved the book, because I believe the author is open and sincere with her subject. I am reading the Complete Idiot's Guide... right now and it is as good as this one.

Though PMH Atwater name is not as well known as other near-death researchers, her research is impeccable and in ways represents a higher level of scientific significance. This is a especially impressive in that she herself is a multiple near-death experiencer who has successfully kept her objectivity while writing a rivetting book. I recommend this book for all.--Eliot Jay Rosen author of Experiencing the Soul--Before Birth During Life After Death

I've known the author for many years and have read almost every book on the market dealing with this subject. Atwater presents extremely clear and convincing evidence from thousands of "near-death survivors" that we are eternally conscious beings. If you want to learn that you don't die, read this book