After-Death Communications (translated) #924959

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- The translation is completely original and was carried out for the Ale. Mar. SAS;
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“After-Death Communications is a book by L. M. Bazett, first published in 1920, that explores the phenomenon of after-death communications (ADCs)” — usually described as automatic writings, dreams, visions, and signs received from those who have crossed over. Drawing on her personal experiences between 1916 and 1918 and a wider range of testimonies, Bazett presents a collection of what she terms “strictly accurate” spirit messages. Written with a researcher’s objectivity and a psychologist’s insight, the book delves into the spiritual and scientific dimensions of ADCs. It aims to document and analyse these experiences—while acknowledging their profound emotional and healing effects on individuals coping with grief. As one of the early 20th‑century works in spiritualist literature, it influenced later investigations into the survival of consciousness, offering a thoughtful, balanced account that straddles anecdotal evidence and analytical reflection.