@ghost-of-a-duke saidI thought so, and I'm not doing my utmost to find it. I recall it made a strong impression on me, many years ago, and I also know that we all - regardless of belief - are very hard to convince without hard facts, and there aren't any of those of course. I'm not sure what I believe. 🙂
I'd probably enjoy reading it, but would still be of the belief that when we die, we die.
@torunn saidI tend not to believe things that fall outside of science. This covers gods, ghosts, psychic abilities and out of body experiences.
I thought so, and I'm not doing my utmost to find it. I recall it made a strong impression on me, many years ago, and I also know that we all - regardless of belief - are very hard to convince without hard facts, and there aren't any of those of course. I'm not sure what I believe. 🙂
@torunn saidI did Google 'Jag vet' but without much success.
I thought so, and I'm not doing my utmost to find it. I recall it made a strong impression on me, many years ago, and I also know that we all - regardless of belief - are very hard to convince without hard facts, and there aren't any of those of course. I'm not sure what I believe. 🙂
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI have tried too, Swedish author, sister to some celebrity, long time ago. Thanks for trying. I recall she wrote about a surgery she had, and her near death experience, but in many similar cases, there are other interpretations of the situations. So I'm not convinced either, just open for possibilities.
I did Google 'Jag vet' but without much success.
@torunn saidI was also curious about the name. 🙂
I have tried too, Swedish author, sister to some celebrity, long time ago. Thanks for trying. I recall she wrote about a surgery she had, and her near death experience, but in many similar cases, there are other interpretations of the situations. So I'm not convinced either, just open for possibilities.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI have traced the celebrity, all I have to do now is find her sister! 🙂
I was also curious about the name. 🙂