Belief in the afterlife has never been more popular — everyone who’s anyone, from Geri Halliwell to Fergie, has a medium, psychic or clairvoyant. But can we prove that there is life after death and that gifted people really can commune with the other side? This book contains the best scientific evidence yet collected for the reality of life after death. It challenges the accepted ideas of exactly what we are and what wc become the moment we take our final breath... Written in an accessible yet informed style, They Walk Among Us highlights the little known phenomenon of materialisation mediumship - one that can prove there is an afterlife after all. It describes how experiments can induce the ‘spirits’ of deceased relatives to manifest in solid forms within a seance setting and walk about the room. The extensive research collects the experiences of Emma Heathcote-James, the first outsider writer in over 20 years to analyse and detail this astonishing and rare phenomena. The author has also been allowed to view images of these animated beings from other realms, captured on sealed video, cassettes and photographic materials. This book is the result of detailed research and comes complete with a user-friendly guide to subatomic physics and maths, allowing amazing theories to be brought into the public arena for all to grapple with and explore. Written with an open and enquiring mind, this radical book is for people who are willing to cast aside traditional, religious and orthodox notions of the afterlife and spirit world. This book will alter your views, as it shows that an afterlife could logically exist. Seemingly everything ‘supernatural’ can now be rationally explained in physics, facilitating new and as some claim, conclusive evidence of survival after death. The findings within these pages can only bring comfort and lessen fear of the next world, and will form a staple read for anyone looking to explore more deeply their inner self and move forward in the universal quest to find the truth...

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