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Today, militant atheists who do not believe in the afterlife life is getting smaller, there are just religious people and non-religious. However, both of them almost equally believe in immortality of the soul, that’s just an understanding of what happens to this soul after the end of its tenure on earth, all various.
For example, a person born in the modern age of high technology, wants to not just blindly believe in the afterlife, he certainly seeks scientific evidence that it exists in fact. And there are a lot of them, by the way, and they have always been, it’s just that the Internet didn’t exist before, and most people were not able to learn about the innermost secrets of being.
For example, in 1968, the BBC broadcast a works of Franz Liszt, a narrow audience of lovers of classics and especially the experts in this particular maestro were surprised to hear new ones, hitherto unknown composer things. Where did they come from? It turns out – from the other world. The great maestro appeared to the British Rosemary Brown and dictated to her the notes of these new his works.
Complete mysticism, which few believed then, since all such information at that time was either completely closed, or little known. In fact, the British were visited by spirits of the great composers, among whom, apart from Liszt himself, were Beethoven, Bach, Grieg, Brahms and some other world-famous masters classical music. And Ferenc Liszt himself even told the Englishwoman that earthly life in terms of music is just a prelude to more sublime – to life after death.
The authors of the documentary you are offering are avoiding any unambiguous conclusions in this matter, often sending the viewer to a professional in the study of the human brain Natalia Bekhtereva, who admits that she has been studying all her life person, she finally came to the unequivocal conclusion: each of us has something separated from the body at the time of death, and a better definition than the soul, this phenomenon is easy to pick up impossible.
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