On Life after Death, revised

Dr Elisabeth Kubler Ross has spent her valuable life studying death and sharing the same with those alive.

Very sensitive and author has covered the topic very well.

Good to know the process/stages.

Thoughtful lectures. Ought to be read if one wants to overcome the anxiety caused by the thought of Death.

Not worth the price

The book is more like a amateur essay (Number of pages is also less). An average Indian knows much more about this topic and not recommended for them.

It confirmed what I have known in my heart since I was a child. I feel more connected to everything around me now and try to be more aware of the human condition. I feel a deeper LOVE for all of Gods creatures, the sky, the plants... everything. I drove by the same homeless man on the same corner where he has stood for several years. He is about 70 years old, carries a sign of "Hard Times" I had never seen him walk before, or at least I always avoided eye contact. This time I watched him for a moment as I was stuck at the red light. He walked with an obvious limp. I felt this overwhelming LOVE for him. I mean it literally flooded my whole body. I didn't want to give him money (because I don't know his situation, and I do not want to enable addictions) I started to head towards the Interstate when this voice literally said "you could feed him!" I went to McDonalds and got him a couple Quarter pounders and a lg water. I went back and parked where I would be able to say helw in private and give him the food. I got his attention and asked if I could offer him some warm food and water. He looked into my eyes.... and said, of course.. Thank You. He had very kind eyes. He did smell of alcohol, but hey, I don't know his life. And even more so, I don't have to walk in his shoes... My shoes have sand in them from the Beach I live on. So... God is opening my eyes to the needs of others, I have always thought of myself as a spiritual person, but I believe that I have a lot of work to do on myself. This book has opened my eyes to Gods vision of how we "can" be. It is one of the best books that I have ever read. I have re-read parts of it several times, and I just got it a week ago!!!

高齢になり，必然的に死期が近づいてくるに従い，誰しも「自分が完全に”無”になるかも知れないことに，不安その他の種々の感情を抱くものであろう。この幾つもの博士号を取得した女性が，多くの人々の”旅立ち”の瞬間を看取った際に体験した（もしくは聞き取った）という”死後の楽園のような世界”のことを説明してくださると，ひょっとして死後の世界は本当にあるのではなかろうかなどと思ってしまう。

Uhm … not at all what I expected. I am a die hard fan of EKR and this book opened my eyes even wider … way better than expected. Highly highly recommend.

He leído este libro en tres idiomas y no me canso de leerlo, porque es un libro que reconforta el alma cuando has perdido a seres queridos. Elisabeth Kübler Ross fue una psiquiatra suiza que trabajó muchos años al lado de enfermos terminales en Estados Unidos. Recopiló las experiencias cercanas a la muerte de miles de personas y a raíz de este trabajo personal con los enfermos publicó varios libros llenos de significado sobre la vida y la muerte o vida después de la vida. Hay casos que te impresionan de verdad, sus palabras desbordan sinceridad y son como bálsamo para el alma que ha perdido un ser querido en este plano y tiene miedo a que la muerte sea real y definitiva. Este libro demuestra que no es así y que nuestros seres queridos están en un plano con mucha más luz y amor que éste y que jamás nos olvidan. Altamente recomendado para los que como yo habéis perdido recientemente a seres queridos.

Recommend this book.