Raymond Moody: The Art of Not Drawing a Conclusion: A Skeptic's View of the After Life

Dr. Raymond Moody sums up five decades of research, reading, and thought about near-death experiences and life after death.

Raymond Moody coined the term near death experience in his book Life After Life in 1975. For more than half a century, he has researched some of life’s greatest mysteries. Holding both a Ph.D. in philosophy and an M.D., he has had a strong interest in how medical realities intersect with the ineffable realm of philosophy. In his multiple roles as author, professor, public speaker and grief counselor, Moody has heard thousands of accounts of near death, shared death, and after death experiences. He never expected that his interest in the afterlife would become such a focus of his life’s work, which has led to great insights, associations, and friendships. Throughout his five-decade career, Dr. Moody has explored themes related to the trans-personal aspects of death, dying and grief. He has written numerous other books, including Glimpses of Eternity (the phenomena of shared death experiences), Coming Back (past lives), and Reunions (methods for evoking the dead, from Ancient Greece to modern times).

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