133 Paul Meek YouTube, and one can then experience him at work as a medium with a group of people or listen to one of his interviews. Beatrice Brunner “Life after Life - A Selection of Individual Experiences in the Beyond” This little booklet originated in the Geistige Loge Zürich. The Geistige Loge Zürich calls itself a Christian Community. Its focal point between 1948 and 1983 was the very capable medium Beatrice Brunner, through which two teachers from the world of spirit announced themselves. At times, deceased human beings also talked about what they experienced after their demise. This book has been composed from twelve such reports. So, for instance: “My name is Katrin. I died with my little daughter in a car accident and I now report from the world of spirt about life after death…” Most of what’s in this book is easy to read. Estelle Stead “The Blue Island: Experiences of a New Arrival Beyond the Veil” This is the book that came into being in 1912 after the sinking of the “Titanic”. The journalist T. W. Stead, who lost his life during the sinking, transmitted it after his transition to the hereafter to his psychically gifted daughter Estelle. He doesn’t report about the events during the sinking of the luxury liner (many reports exist about this and at least one movie), he rather writes about what happened to him and a lot of other deceased immediately after his death, his observations and experiences after and the conclusions he was able to come to. This paperback is relatively easy to read. Beat Imhof “Wie auf Erden so imHimmel. Wie das Leben als Mensch das Leben im Jenseits bestimmt” The Swiss psychologist Beat Imhof (born 1929) says about himself in a video that he had been searching for and researched the theme of “dying” and “what
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