Choi Jun-sik: Communication with the lion

The world of souls and ours is not cut off. The dead have kept us informed. We just didn't know. This is a full review of the year 1995, which was written by Bill Gugenheim and Judy Gugenhaim. Gugenheim is the first known author of the term ‘afterlife communication. ’. The post-life news report says that dead people are reporting to pro-nazis on the ground. Gugenheim not only coined the term for the first time, but he also interviewed for seven years. The survey area was in 50 states and 10 states in Canada, and the interview was about 2,000. As a result, Gugenheim gathered 3,300 post-coms, which he classified into 12 categories: perception, touch, and smell communication. When a family dies, many of the rest of the earth’s population cannot escape grief, including the strong loss of the dead or the feeling of guilt. That's why they have a big interest in where the dead are in the form. The dead person then appears in various ways and says, ‘I am very well, and you don't have to worry.’. The news is that relatives who are exposed to it are relieved of their worries about the dead and become convinced of the existence of the spiritual world and gain great strength from the experience. The book covers a whole series of examples and critical analysiss of this.

Korean title: 사자와의 통신

Korean author: 최준식

Korean publisher: 주류성

ISBN-13: 9788962463491