Written by an Irish Catholic, this book 'is first and last about spirituality.' Though dealing with complex topics it is written in a clear and concise manner and is lightened by humour and stories throughout. References are provided as guidelines for those who wish to delve deeper and do further research on the issues covered. The author shows that it is beyond reasonable doubt that there is a real Afterworld where our loved ones enjoy a creative life. They no longer have a physical body, but many of them have the power to talk to us and to take on embodiment. As one whose thirty-eight year career lay in engineering, he presents compelling scientific evidence that the Afterworld is a material reality, i.e. it has energies which can register on modern sensitive instruments. Because of evidence from its own scientific research the Vatican, in 1997 and in 1998, publicly announced changes to its thinking on reincarnation and on trans-communication between our world and the Afterworld. This book contains the details. This book makes clear that belief in an Afterlife does not compel a belief in any kind of God.
Naturalists, however would have to expand the boundary they have set to Nature.
