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Is there any survival after death? -J. Krishnamurti-1980

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  Life After Death, Advocatedtanmoy covers a range of topics related to the afterlife, including near-death experiences, astral projection, and ghosts. He also explores the different beliefs and traditions around the afterlife present in various cultures, and the spiritual and scientific implications of life after death. He provides insight into the religious, philosophical, and scientific perspectives on the subject, exploring theories such as reincarnation and the possibility of a soul existing after death. He also discusses the psychological and emotional impact of death and bereavement, as well as the complex ethical issues that arise when considering the potential implications of life after death.
  
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