A Glimpse into Eternity: The Groundbreaking Art of ‘Elysium Unveiled’

Elysium Unveiled is a groundbreaking visual odyssey into the afterlife, uniquely blending Jurgen Ziewe’s profound out-of-body experiences with stunning AI-generated art. For those who struggle to visualise, this book is a godsend, offering vivid, almost photorealistic glimpses into higher dimensions and challenging our perceptions of life, death, and consciousness.

A Visual Revolution: How AI Art Finally Shows Us the Afterlife

Elysium Unveiled: A Visual Odyssey of Life Eternal by Jurgen Ziewe

Back in April, a reference to Jurgen Ziewe’s Elysium Unveiled caught my attention. A quick search led me to a video showcasing a few pages, which I promptly reviewed on my “Soulful Videos” blog (see: Pictures from heaven for a quick peek at the book). Inspired, I ordered the book that very day. While awaiting its arrival—a three-month journey involving three different suppliers—I delved into Ziewe’s other works: Vistas of Infinity, Multidimensional Man, and The Ten Minute Moment. Now, in July, I am thrilled to finally immerse myself in this truly groundbreaking book.

Visions Beyond the Veil: A Journey Through the Subconscious Mind

Shakuntala Modi’s “Memories of God and Creation” delves into subconscious recollections from patients under hypnosis, revealing vivid accounts of pre-birth existence, divine presence, and cosmic origins. While offering profound spiritual insights, the book also highlights how different authors interpret such deep metaphysical information based on their unique experiences, inviting readers to explore a truly distinct worldview.

Unveiling the Cosmos: A Journey into ‘Memories of God and Creation’ by Shakuntala Modi

When I first heard about this book, I thought, great — another hypnotherapist with information about the afterlife. I expected it to align with other hypnotherapists like the well-known works of Michael Newton. But I found the content surprisingly different. That’s not to say one author is right and the other wrong — rather, it shows that different practitioners receive information filtered through their own perspectives and life experiences.

Dying to Live: A Skeptic’s Case Against NDEs — and Why I’m Still Not Convinced

Susan Blackmore’s Dying to Live argues that NDEs are hallucinations, not glimpses of an afterlife. Reading it helped me test my beliefs against a thorough skeptic’s case. While I appreciate her analysis, I still find the evidence for NDEs compelling — and believe we should stay open to what we don’t yet understand.

Susan Blackmore, a psychologist and former parapsychologist, explores near-death experiences (NDEs) through the lens of neuroscience, psychology, and biology rather than the supernatural. She argues that NDEs—commonly described as tunnels, bright lights, out-of-body experiences, and life reviews—are hallucinations produced by a distressed brain, not glimpses of an afterlife.

Reading Dying to Live was a valuable exercise. It helped me examine the skeptics’ point of view and test my own assumptions. Was I just blindly following the typical NDE narrative? Could the opposing perspective be more logical? In the end, I concluded that my beliefs still held up — but it was good to put them under scrutiny.

More Real Than Reality: How Steve Miller’s NDE Book Surprised This Seasoned Reader

J. Steve Miller’s “Near-Death Experiences” exceeded my expectations, offering fresh perspectives on NDEs. It brilliantly challenges common dismissals, highlighting how NDEs differ from dreams and feel “more real than reality.” Miller’s skeptical yet open-minded approach, backed by thorough research, builds a compelling case, making it a must-read for anyone curious about the afterlife.

A clear, thoughtful introduction to a fascinating subject — with a few surprises along the way.

When I first picked up Near-Death Experiences As Evidence for the Existence of God and Heaven by Steve Miller, I expected a simple, beginner-friendly overview. After all, the subtitle promises “A Brief Introduction in Plain Language.” As someone already familiar with NDEs, I didn’t expect to learn much — but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only is this book easy to understand, it also introduced me to some fresh perspectives I hadn’t considered before.

The Self Does Not Die wins book award.

The Self Does Not Die presents over 100 verified near-death experiences that challenge the idea that consciousness ends with brain death. Backed by independent evidence and medical records, this powerful book offers compelling insight into the possibility that the self may survive beyond physical death. A must-read for open minds.

The book The Self Does Not Die won the 2024 Scientific and Medical Network Book award. See iands.org/the-self-does-not-die-wins-stunning-new-award

Below is my review of this book.

Does Consciousness Survive Death? The Shocking Evidence from 100+ Verified NDEs

The Self Does Not Die – Verified Paranormal Phenomena from Near-Death Experiences

How to Enjoy Life When You’re Dead: Jurgen Ziewe’s Vistas of Infinity

Jurgen Ziewe’s ‘Vistas of Infinity’ reveals a profound truth: your afterlife experience depends entirely on how you live now. Through forty years of out-of-body exploration, he discovers that negative emotions trap souls in dark realms, while love and service elevate them to heaven-like dimensions. Religious beliefs matter less than actions.

Have you ever wondered what happens after we die? The book Vistas of Infinity is a fascinating and deeply personal exploration of the afterlife, written by Jurgen Ziewe, an artist and experienced meditator who has spent over 40 years practicing deep meditation and astral projection. Building on his earlier books—Multidimensional Man and The Ten Minute Moment—this 2015 publication takes readers even further into the vast, non-physical dimensions he has explored through out-of-body experiences (OBEs).

Stepping Through the “Door Marked Summer”: A Journey into the Paranormal with Michael Bentine

In A Door Marked Summer, comedian Michael Bentine reveals his lifelong encounters with the unseen—from prophetic visions to spirit communications. His “door” to the afterlife, glowing with warmth and loved ones, offers a poignant contrast to earthly sorrows. Part memoir, part metaphysical inquiry, this book bridges laughter and the profound with rare sincerity.

Michael Bentine’s A Door Marked Summer is a fascinating and personal look into his lifelong experiences with the paranormal. Known for his comedy and work on The Goon Show, this book shows a very different side of him — one filled with curiosity about the afterlife and spiritualism.

Unveiling Truths: A Spirit’s Critique of Christianity in Facts by Anthony Borgia

Anthony Borgia’s Facts offers a compelling glimpse into the afterlife, as told through alleged spirit communications from Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson. Challenging traditional religious dogma, the book presents a reassuring vision of spiritual progression, emphasising love, learning, and personal growth beyond death. A must-read for seekers of metaphysical truth.

Facts by Anthony Borgia, first published in 1946, is a spiritualist work that presents the channeled communications of Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson, a former Catholic priest and prolific author who died in 1914. Borgia, a medium who knew Benson during his lifetime, claims to have received these messages clairaudiently from Benson in the spirit world. The book focuses on Benson’s critique of orthodox Christian teachings, particularly those of the Catholic Church, from the perspective of the afterlife.

Journey Beyond the Body: Exploring the Cosmic Depths of Jurgen Ziewe’s Multidimensional Man

What if death isn’t an end, but a doorway? In Multidimensional Man, Jürgen Ziewe documents decades of lucid out-of-body journeys—vibrant afterlife realms, reunions with departed souls, and realities more vivid than waking life. Blending mystic wonder with rational observation, this book challenges everything we think we know about consciousness. Ready to expand your mind?

Published in 2008, Multidimensional Man by Jurgen Ziewe is a compelling and deeply personal account of the author’s lifelong exploration of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) through meditation and conscious astral projection. Ziewe, a German-born artist and meditator, documents his journeys into non-physical realms, offering readers a vivid glimpse into alternate dimensions, encounters with deceased loved ones, and insights into the nature of consciousness and the afterlife. The book blends autobiographical narrative, spiritual philosophy, and practical reflections, making it a unique contribution to the literature on astral travel and metaphysical exploration.

Does Consciousness Survive Death? The Shocking Evidence from 100+ Verified NDEs

The Self Does Not Die – Verified Paranormal Phenomena from Near-Death Experiences

By Titus Rivas, Anny Dirven, and Rudolf Smit

The Self Does Not Die is a compelling and meticulously researched book that delivers exactly what its title promises: convincing evidence that consciousness persists beyond physical death. Authors Titus Rivas, Anny Dirven, and Rudolf Smit present a groundbreaking collection of over 100 verified near-death experiences (NDEs), each corroborated by independent evidence. Far from being mere anecdotes, these cases challenge materialist views of the mind and offer profound insights into the nature of human consciousness.