Living On presents many different accounts of post mortem experience, and in his examination of them Paul Beard brings to bear an exceptionally wide experience of psychical research. The result is an account which is deeply interesting and highly readable. It is the second book of his trilogy and follows naturally on from Survival of Death which studies the evidence for and against a continued existence with fairness, insight and integrity. Using those same qualities, the author here discusses the evidence we possess about the nature, quality and meaning of life beyond death and shows it to be one of order and progress. Every step forward is earned and all is subject to immutable spiritual law. Considered by some to be 'the best account to date of this relatively uncharted territory' this book will appeal alike to the searcher after truth, to the modern, thinking churchgoer, the psychical researcher and the open-minded sceptic. It will satisfy both logically and emotionally all who honestly seek to know something about the experiences that we shall meet with after we die and how best to prepare for them.
About the author
Paul Beard's lifetime study of the psychical field has, as might be expected, given him an exceptionally wide experience of its many aspects. His capacity for in-depth and lucid appraisal is as evident in this book as in the other volumes of his trilogy. The past President of the College of Psychic Studies, London - he was president for sixteen years - he has also been a member of the Society for Psychical Research for thirty years. The author has lectured to both these bodies as well to the Scientific and Medical Network, the Wrekin Trust, the Centre for Psychological and Spiritual Studies, and many other organisations.
