The Truth About Spirit Communication (Llewellyn's Vanguard Series)

By Raymond Buckland

What happens after we die? This question has puzzled humankind for thousands of years. Many religions have specific beliefs about life after death, but belief is not based on fact. Now, Ray Buckland, a renowned authority on the occult, reveals the secrets of the afterlife in "The Truth About Spirit Communication. "In this book you will find out what mediums are doing to contact the spirits of departed friends and relatives. You will learn about the different types of mediums and how their abilities differ from one another. You will even learn about the most unusual and rarest type of medium, the physical medium, who may actually produce sounds or objects from the spirit world. If you are interested in learning how to directly communicate with spirits, this book will show you how you can become your own medium. You'll learn beginning exercises and then specific techniques, such as how to use a talking board (such as a Ouija board), table tipping, and even automatic writing. Unfortunately, there have been cases of fraudulent mediums. This book details when and where fraud has occurred and what to look for, so you can be assured that a medium is genuine. People have been communicating with spirits since the dawn of human civilization. It is not "crazy" to be curious about the spirit world. In fact, it is said that when Thomas Edison died, he had been working on a device designed to allow people to communicate with the dead. Perhaps someday such a device will be perfected, but until then, "The Truth About Spirit Communication" is your guide to this fascinating practice.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1567180957
• ISBN13: 9781567180954
• Release Date: February 1999
• Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.3" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

A thorough and well-written introduction to the subject

Although I cannot recommend all of Mr. Buckland's books, this and "Doors to Other Worlds" are two of his very best. This book serves to dispel some common myths about spirit communication (i.e. Ouija, seances, automatic writing etc.) and teaches you the reality of the art. It begins with an outline of the 5 levels of the spirit world and a thorough discussion of each, then moves on to discuss the history of the Spiritualist movement and religion. Buckland offers definitions of many common terms, such as clairaudience and channeling, and offers advice for doing each. At the end there is a FAQ covering such topics as life after death, angels, and possessions. I would suggest buying both this and "Doors to Other Worlds" (an expanded version) if you are interested in the truth and methods of spirit communication.