“The real question is not whether life exists after death. The real question is whether you are alive before death.” Osho
Most of us want to know if we were here before. What happens after we die? Will we return? Will we be united with loved ones?
Like water changing its form, our souls continue to evolve.
In 1988, Bill and Judy Guggenheim created an ADC Project (After Death Contacts). Estimations predict that approximately 100 million Americans have experienced this phenomenon without the assistance of psychics or devices.
Their book “Hello From Heaven,” a 24-year best-seller, provides convincing evidence of life after death. It is the first book ever written to document this exciting field of research and contains poignant and intensely confronting ADC accounts.
One day, while I was rebirthing Mark, a dear friend, he slipped into a spontaneous past-life regression, a process believed to access the Akashic records, where past-life memories are stored. He recalled being a sailor in 1944 on a battleship that was torpedoed by the Nazis minutes after peace was declared. When we researched it, the name he mentioned was on the list of fatalities on the ship he spoke of.
Additional past-life experiences are observed in Pastlife Investigations, a Canadian TV series where producers summoned skeptics to participate in past-life regressions. In this program, they record the volunteer’s hypnotic states where they reveal their past-life memories.
Afterward, using only the lifetimes with the most information, the producers hired past-life investigators to look for hard evidence that these lives existed. They all proved to have existed, as the volunteers described them.
In the last annual Christmas letter I received from Bill in 2023, he wrote: All the materials and research data we collected in preparation for writing Hello from Heaven has been donated to the Ingram Library at the University of West Georgia. It has similar materials from Raymond Moody, Jr., M.D., the “Father of near-death experience research.”
Sadly, Bill passed away in May 2024. I am thrilled he got to witness his life achievement acknowledged. Many will miss him, and I look forward to hearing from him.
