Invisible truth

52 lead can influence or divert a thought. What is very interesting is the fact that thoughts reach their predetermined target. But now that a tape recorder is available that can record voices from the hereafter, the technical proof, that there is life after death is actually furnished. But the ever-doubting scientist isn’t happy about it. One is not prepared to accept something that shouldn’t rightfully exist, because it could upset their view of the world. One therefore tries everything to discredit this technical argumentation. These efforts are so intensive that logic hardly comes into play and only absolute nonsense is presented. The following version is presently favoured: “The tape recorder records the thoughts of the participants. This can happen quite subconsciously, meaning the participants don’t have to realise that these are their own thoughts.” - To be able to accept this explanation, one has to apply some sort of mental acrobatics, because only a doubting scientist could come up with something like that. It is therefore an art form to explain all of this. But as we are not just using a tape recorder in this fashion, but have been using automatic writing mediums for more than 20 years, our experiences are adequate to recognise this nonsense. A pencil can accomplish things that couldn’t possibly have anything to do with the subconscious. Those in the hereafter have been attempting for thousands of years to prove their otherworldly existence. We can tell you a thing or two about how difficult this is. But a very convincing verification is when the otherworldly use a language that none of the participants are familiar with, thus a language is used that has to be translated by an interpreter first. This phenomenon also occurs when technical argumentation is applied. There are also voices recorded on the tape, that speak in a foreign tongue.  These voices surely indicate that there is life in a hereafter. But one has to bring the fact into the equation that there are malicious spirits out there that will do anything to prevent or to distort these results. This applies to other experiments also.  This is the reason why PROTECTION from such interferences must be priority number one if a positive result is to be achieved. The phenomenon of transcendental voices (Ing. Franz Seidl, Wien) During recording sessions with a tape recorder, words and voices were taped that definitely didn’t originate from those involved neither with the experiments nor with the radio program. One calls these “voices from an unknown source”.  The astonishing thing about it is that these voices answer questions and sometimes call the experimenters by their names! The Swedish painter, opera singer and archaeologist Friedrich Jürgenson discovered transcendental voices in 1959. After collecting thousands of voices on tapes, he approached some experts to review these tapes. They arrived and analysed these voices. Specialists from radio brought their own sealed tapes and recording instruments. “No sign of any confidence tricks; no signs of false bottoms” was their respond to the investigations. Psychologist Dr. Konstantin Raudive from Lithuania has been dedicating his time to research these voices since 1965. His recordings were carried out with scientific meticulousness. His book “The