More afterlife evidence that convinced a logical accountant. Author of "Your Soul Focus" Annette Marinaccio Part 2 - Episode 16

Annette Marinaccio, author of "Your Soul Focus: You Believe in the Afterlife, Don't You?". Liz continues her conversation about the evidence of an afterlife that convinced Annette, a logical-minded accountant, not prone to belief or fantasy that there really is an afterlife. See full show notes for More afterlife evidence that convinced a logical accountant. Author of "Your Soul Focus" Annette Marinaccio Annette had been so amazed by some evidential readings she had with two different psychic mediums, that she took her parents to one of the medium's group readings. Her father was just as stunned as Annette was, when her uncle, his deceased brother came through letting everyone know he was still around. But no matter how much evidence of an afterlife anyone gets, the two discuss that still, no one can really know what is going on. We are still limited by our 3 dimensional human lives. We can't understand things such as other dimensions or infinity. But are we even supposed to know? Maybe it would ruin our lives for us if we did know. Maybe we come here for a purpose and if we knew too much this would distract us from our purpose. Or make everything we were supposed to do while on earth feel irrelevant. The two discuss time and how time is relative both here and on the other side. While everyone from mediums to people who have had near death experiences all say time is different on the other side, Annette offers her theory as to why. They both discuss past life memories. Why do some people (although very few) actually have strong memories of a past life? . Annette shares how profoundly her life view has changed since studying all this evince of an afterlife. She also wants to remind people that she really has seen so much paradigm shifting and substantial evidence that yes, we do survive death. Annette Marinaccio: Website | Book | Instagram Get the book - WTF Just Happened?!: A sciencey-skeptic explores grief, healing, and evidence of an afterlife.