Raymond Moody writes about near-death experiences, grief and ideas about consciousness after death. Life After Life introduced the term 'near-death experience' to a wide readership and grouped recurring reports such as leaving the body, moving through darkness, encountering light and reviewing one's life. Reflections on Life After Life and The Light Beyond return to similar testimony, while Reunions discusses mirror-gazing practices intended to evoke experiences of deceased people. Moody writes in an accessible case-study style, comparing reported experiences rather than presenting a conventional medical textbook. His books fit near-death studies, death and dying, consciousness and popular spirituality; interpretations of these experiences remain debated across medicine, psychology, neuroscience and religious studies. Read more Less
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