The Afterlife According to Matthew Wilson Author/Medium
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Many questions need answering before we begin to examine
In detail the many reasons for and against the vast subject
According to some interpretations the Spirit world is all around
us here and now, but cannot be seen or heard through the five
physical senses-
So what are the principals involved to realize and acquire
Concerning the knowledge whereby we can begin to relate and
understand the resurrection of the Spirit in man when the
physical body dies-
This then leaves us with a dilemma for reasons not in
accordance with our brain activity-
The so called mind is the spirit world which we dont really
understand enough about due to many diversities we are
confronted with in our made of expression-
There are a few who have the ability to transcend beyond
The known and can communicate at will with the afterlife-
From those who have past over
Written by Matthew Wilson
Author/Medium-
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