The Other World by Albert Pauchard / 1952 / 168
pages.
Albert Pauchard, an intellectual
and man of probity, founded the Metaphysical Society in Geneva. He gave
much of his life to the study of communication after death and here
describes the experiences which met him after his own death and reflects
upon their meaning. An intellectual and a man of probity, Pauchard found
himself confronted by much that was both unexpected, very searching, and
not at all like the comforting, somewhat undemanding picture sometimes
offered. He treats reincarnation as an established fact and emphasizes
that our development on earth determines the kind of experiences awaiting
us after death. The reader will find these somewhat unexpected as well as
far removed from the undemanding picture sometimes portrayed. Here indeed
is a fascinating account, received through an anonymous, non-professional
Dutch sensitive, of adventures of the soul in realms which all of us must
eventually traverse This fascinating account uses the perspective of the
other world to make sense of life's apparent difficulties.
