The crisis of death

In this text the author devotes himself in depth to the investigation of the main collections of \"transcendental revelations\", applying to them the scientific processes of comparative analysis and convergence of evidence, obtaining results as unexpected as they are important. In fact, from the investigations undertaken it emerges the proof that the copious information obtained through mediumship about the spiritual environment and existence, agree admirably with each other for what refers to the general information, which are also the only ones required to conclude in favor of the extrinsic genesis of the revelations under consideration, since the apparent discrepancies of secondary order, as found in the revelations themselves, clearly derive from multiple causes clearly discernible and fully justifiable. It should be emphasized, in this regard, that some categories of such alleged discrepancies contribute effectively to provide a clear synthetic vision about the ways in which spiri