Caution: This conversation might cause enlightenment

Are you growing older and beginning to wonder about the meaning of life?
Are you someone whose enjoyment of life is being severely restricted due to a persistent, intrusive fear of death?
Or are you just naturally curious about anything and everything related to life beyond?
If any of those descriptions fit you, then this conversation is for you!
Join me as I interview the legendary @RaymondMoody and @PaulPerry. They share their personal and professional experience and advice based on sixty years of experience studying this mystery.
After decades of persistent, rigorous, skeptical inquiry, they are confident of life after death.
Raymond Moody, MD, PhD, is the leading authority on the “near-death experience”-a phrase he coined and an experience he defined in the late seventies. His seminal work, Life After Life, completely changed how we view death and dying and has sold more than thirteen million copies worldwide. The New York Times calls
Dr. Moody, the “father of the near-death experience.”
For more than five decades, Dr. Moody has regularly enlightened
audiences with his lectures and public speaking events. His Life After Life Institute provides a place for leading-edge researchers and thinkers to share their investigations into near-death phenomena and offers online courses and personal consultations. Dr. Moody is also in the private practice of philosophical counseling and consulting on dying, training hospice workers, clergy, psychologists, nurses, doctors, and other medical professionals on matters of grief recovery and dying.
Dr. Moody received his medical degree from the College of Georgia and his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Virginia, where he also received his MA and BA. He is the recipient of many awards, including the World Humanitarian Award and a bronze medal in the Human Relations category at the New York Film Festival for the movie version of Life After Life. Dr. Moody is a frequent media guest and has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show three times and on hundreds of other local and nationally syndicated programs such as Today, ABC’s Turning Point, and MSNBC: Grief Recovery.