The Eidetic Afterlife Hypothesis (a reinterpretation of death and dying)

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Eternity lies within the pages of this small book. There is another way of understanding the afterlife, a way that is sensible and measurable (to a certain degree) as well as impartial and universal, hidden in plain sight beneath the broad categories of theism, agnosticism, and atheism. Through a multifaceted exploration involving poetry, philosophy, history, and recent medical research, J. Martin Strangeweather introduces the reader to the Eidetic Afterlife Hypothesis, otherwise known as the hyper-dilation of dreamtime during the dying brain process.