Where are the Dead?

Exploring the concept of embodied survival after death, this book challenges modern philosophical views that deem disembodied survival incoherent. It presents a compelling argument for a form of existence beyond life that aligns better with evidence of post-mortem experiences. Utilizing empirical data, mythology, and fictional narratives, it delves into the nature of the afterlife, the relationships among the deceased, and their connections to the living. The work addresses themes often overlooked in contemporary discussions about death and the afterlife, inviting readers to reconsider what it means to be dead.