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Is this the end? Will someone come to get me after death? Is there really a heaven or hell? Does God exist? However, most people do not seriously ask themselves these questions until the moment of death is right before their eyes. Our society suffers from schizophrenia due to the fear of death. On the one hand, everyone tries to avoid death in some way, and on the other hand, death has become a cultural obsession. When asked what they think will happen after death, a surprising number of people will answer, “I don’t know. I try not to think about it as much as possible.” However, the person who answered that way must have been watching a TV drama last night, enthusiastically watching someone being shot, stabbed, strangled, or drowned. In the real world, avoiding death does not help us understand our own fate at all. Whether we avoid thinking about death or not, we will eventually die. However, how we will die and what happens after death are different stories. The author says that death is simply a process in which our consciousness exists in another dimension, and that it is possible to communicate with the afterlife. He also emphasizes that we have the means necessary to communicate with the afterlife, and that we actually use those means in our daily lives without even realizing it. However, the reason why we do not know how to contact the afterlife is precisely because of the ‘fear of death.’ The author points out that predictions about the future affect every moment of the present, dominating our thoughts, actions, and hopes, and affecting the overall meaning of life and reality, and that at the center of all social institutions is an undesirable attitude of fearing death and the afterlife. He says that institutions in all fields, including law, religion, science, education, art, and even economics, are organized based on an attitude of denying death, so no one can escape an attitude of denying death. In reality, because of the society-wide fear of death, we prioritize safety in everything, live cautiously, and are unable to display our innate boldness, so we fail to live up to our ideals. In the end, most of us cross the threshold of the end, which we considered to be scary, negative, and tragic, without properly preparing for death. A world where death is no longer feared However, if the fear of death disappears, an unimaginable change occurs in our lives. The struggle to overcome hardships that seemed fatal now seems like a waste of energy, the desire for material gain disappears, and a new desire for knowledge becomes active, allowing us to think in a new way for spiritual growth and to reflect more deeply on everything. We no longer feel the need to compete with others and discover our own unique value. We become mentally free and relaxed, and the emotions that were once consumed in chasing money out of fear of survival now grow in creativity and serve others. Prejudice against others disappears and compassion arises. Love fills us instead of hatred. Unbearable sorrow turns into joy. The author of The World After Death, which looks at the world after death without prejudice, points out the deep-rooted distrust of the subject, mentioning the skeptical or negative reactions of those around him when he talks about the afterlife. “People think I am a cool-headed and realistic person, but when I bring up the topic of supernatural phenomena, their attitude changes completely. I still find their awkward and uncomfortable reactions—bewilderment, shock, disbelief, hesitation—bewildering. Some readers of this book may have similar reactions, thinking, ‘Oh, this is hard to believe! This is an absurd claim!’ This is because I have risked my own credibility as a scholar by relying on my personal and professional experience to explain certain topics here. However, I decided that it was honest to choose the truthfulness of my actual experiences over my reputation as a scholar.” As the most extensive and extensive study on this topic, the 'Survey on Encounters with the Afterlife', shows, 57% of the current world population has had some kind of contact with lions. The problem, however, is that we do not believe that we can communicate with lions. Considering the countless documents and testimonies about communication with lions, the proven accuracy of information obtained from them, and the evidence such as photographs of their appearances and recorded tapes of their voices, it is truly strange that we do not believe that we can communicate with lions. Furthermore, evidence for survival after death has been continuously presented in the social sciences, including medicine and biology, as well as in the social sciences, psychiatry, and psychology, and recently, clear and revolutionary evidence has been found in the fields of neurobiology, quantum biology, and genetics. In particular, in the last century, as medical advances have led to the frequent use of resuscitation techniques, the number of cases of evidence for survival after death has steadily increased. 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