The Jewish Book of Life After Life

By: Rav DovBer Pinson

Narrated by: Shlomo Zacks

What is a soul?

What happens to us after we physically die?

What is consciousness, and can it survive without a physical brain?

Can we remember our past lives?

Do near-death experiences prove immortality?

How does reincarnation really work?

Drawing from ancient Jewish wisdom and a modern understanding of consciousness, Rav Pinson explores the possibility of surviving death, the near-death experience, and a glimpse into what awaits us after this life.

(This book is an updated and expanded version of the book Jewish Wisdom of the Afterlife.)

©2015 DovBer Pinson (P)2018 DovBer Pinson

Great book! (Coming from a non-Jew nonetheless!)

This was a great book. I literally backed up and added bookmarks more times in this book than any other audible book I’ve ever read.

Great but...

I loved this book however the narrator talked too fast. I had to change the speed of play. This in not the type of book that you can go through fast. I really wish it was more mindfully presented. I will go back and listen again just to see what I missed. It has a lot of information; I wish I got the kindle version with it.

How a Soul may rise?

Rabbi Pinson is a world-renowned Torah figure, a prolific author and a beloved spiritual teacher, a master of the visible and hidden aspects of the Torah. When considering acceptance and the wisdom derived from Jewish philosophy. Through reading, discussion and interaction with his books, lectures and seminars he touched and described the light to many in the Jewish and non-Jewish community. Mind, spirit and soul.

Excellent book

There is so much amazing information in this book! I really enjoyed it & got a lot of thought provoking benefits.

I thorough and illuminating treatment of the subject

Rabbi DovBer Pinson brings together every area of Jewish tradition to formulate a comprehensive understanding of Life and beyond. Besides being an amazing erudite, his ability to elucidate the complex is astounding. This masterwork is further enhanced by the clear reading of Shlomo Zacks who obviously understands the material. His Elizabethan English further grants the material a sense of gravitas.