Does this film bring something new to the age-old argument between debunkers and believers in life after death? Definitely.
Is it of greater significance than the television paranormal onslaught? Absolutely.
It may not please the naysayers, and it may not warm the hearts of those who are convinced we go to one of two places when we die. Personally I believe that whatever a person feels deeply and honestly, is their truth. I also believe this director is credible when he explains that he made this film only because very strange things began happening to him, and kept happening, after the death of a great, aged friend.
This documentary seeks out scientific analysis of the evidence of a possible "message," which involves tests with top forensic chemists whose credentials you can confirm.
Yes, he also turns to some mediums, but it's on the recommendation of a university professor who taught at both Harvard and Yale, who had studied mediums for years and felt some really do have genuine gifts.
It was awesome the way the director also includes Dr. Michael Shermer, head of the Skeptic Society and Publisher of Skeptic magazine. And yet NO ONE in the film can explain the strange phenomena that happened.
My own personal experience has sealed my conviction that there truly is life after death. My beloved son passed away from a terrible cancer in 2009 and he has been sending me messages ever since. Before my only child died he said, "mama, when you see 11:11 on the clock, that will be me thinking of you".. I see 11:11 out of nowhere, without searching for it, at least once a week. I even had a receipt for 111.11 on the eve of his 1st anniversary of his passing, while shopping with his friends for his meditation garden. So we ALL experienced it. I'm not just a grieving mother reaching for straws. I know it for a fact!
This documentary does a wonderful job revealing many after life happenings and for me, it was a very memorable journey, and very much worth the trip.
Is it of greater significance than the television paranormal onslaught? Absolutely.
It may not please the naysayers, and it may not warm the hearts of those who are convinced we go to one of two places when we die. Personally I believe that whatever a person feels deeply and honestly, is their truth. I also believe this director is credible when he explains that he made this film only because very strange things began happening to him, and kept happening, after the death of a great, aged friend.
This documentary seeks out scientific analysis of the evidence of a possible "message," which involves tests with top forensic chemists whose credentials you can confirm.
Yes, he also turns to some mediums, but it's on the recommendation of a university professor who taught at both Harvard and Yale, who had studied mediums for years and felt some really do have genuine gifts.
It was awesome the way the director also includes Dr. Michael Shermer, head of the Skeptic Society and Publisher of Skeptic magazine. And yet NO ONE in the film can explain the strange phenomena that happened.
My own personal experience has sealed my conviction that there truly is life after death. My beloved son passed away from a terrible cancer in 2009 and he has been sending me messages ever since. Before my only child died he said, "mama, when you see 11:11 on the clock, that will be me thinking of you".. I see 11:11 out of nowhere, without searching for it, at least once a week. I even had a receipt for 111.11 on the eve of his 1st anniversary of his passing, while shopping with his friends for his meditation garden. So we ALL experienced it. I'm not just a grieving mother reaching for straws. I know it for a fact!
This documentary does a wonderful job revealing many after life happenings and for me, it was a very memorable journey, and very much worth the trip.