Death is not the End: Taking on the Last Taboo

‘Death is not the end but a new beginning,’ insists a new group bridging science and spirituality.

The subject of death and dying has, for a long time, been avoided as a topic for general discussion. Today, however, as awareness of the continuity of consciousness after death is increasing, there is scope for a wider sharing of knowledge and experience.

A major new international initiative aims to deal a fatal blow to the lingering taboo topic of death – and counteract what is many people’s greatest fear.

The newly-formed Death is not the End group believes that prevailing morbid notions of death as oblivion and annihilation need to be urgently re-evaluated. We aim to change attitudes by de-mystifying death and redefining it not as an end but the beginning of a new journey and adventure.

The website – https://deathisnotend.com/ – explores both scientific and spiritual aspects of death, drawing on both contemporary studies and ancient traditions.

We look in detail at near-death experiences, after-death communications, shared death experiences, terminal lucidity, mediumship and survival, and reincarnation and karma.

On the website, you can find expert briefings on all these topics as well as links to key resources.

We hope that this initiative will stimulate wider discussion and debate on a subject many wish to avoid.

We warmly invite you to register below for this free online event, either attending on the day or watching the recording, which we will post on the website.

David Lorimer and Felicity Warner will introduce the project, and there will be short presentations on the six highlighted areas, followed by Q & A.

• Evelyn Elsaesser on After-Death Communications
• William Peters on shared death experiences
• Jan Holden on NDEs
• Chris Roe on Mediumship and Survival
• Marjorie Woollacott on Terminal Lucidity
• Tim Wyatt on Karma and Reincarnation

Death is not the End: Taking on the Last Taboo