“Driveways” Review
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Mysterious Miracles: World Beyond Death (2005)
Actor Will Geer hosts this exploration of the possibility of life after death. Psychics, psychiatrists and scientists offer their research regarding immortality, with special attention to Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's extensive study of near-death experiences. The noted expert's research reveals that most near-death survivors report experiences that lead them to believe there is an afterlife, and as a result, they no longer fear the transition.
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Actor Will Geer hosts this exploration of the possibility of life after death. Psychics, psychiatrists and scientists offer their research regarding immortality, with special attention to Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's extensive study of near-death experiences. The noted expert's research reveals that most near-death survivors report experiences that lead them to believe there is an afterlife, and as a result, they no longer fear the transition.
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Written By:Brad Steiger, Dick Croy
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