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Hidden Man

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Paul Beard studies the contribution of discarnate teachers who seek to clarify something of the meaning and worth of life upon this tangled earth. They are never dogmatic, leaving each person entirely free to consider, to accept or to reject, as he wills. Each must find his own path through what is shown to be a very long journey over many lives. The book completes the trilogy that began with 'Survival of Death' wherein Paul Beard presented some of the evidence for a continuing life. Then Followed 'Living On', discussing evidence we posses about the nature, quality and meaning of life beyond death.

Language: English

Pages: 144

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Pilgrim Books

Release: January 01, 1986

ISBN: 094625916X

ISBN 13: 9780946259168

Hidden Man

3.5/5 ( ratings)

Paul Beard studies the contribution of discarnate teachers who seek to clarify something of the meaning and worth of life upon this tangled earth. They are never dogmatic, leaving each person entirely free to consider, to accept or to reject, as he wills. Each must find his own path through what is shown to be a very long journey over many lives. The book completes the trilogy that began with 'Survival of Death' wherein Paul Beard presented some of the evidence for a continuing life. Then Followed 'Living On', discussing evidence we posses about the nature, quality and meaning of life beyond death.

Language: English

Pages: 144

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Pilgrim Books

Release: January 01, 1986

ISBN: 094625916X

ISBN 13: 9780946259168

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