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Evidence of the Afterlife and Mediumship: A Conversation with Bob Ginsberg
Bob Ginsberg is a researcher and an advocate for the survival of consciousness beyond physical death. Following the tragic loss of his daughter in 2002, Ginsberg embarked on a journey to understand if there is a continuation of consciousness after death. He co-founded the Forever Family Foundation, a not-for-profit organization aiming to educate the public on this matter through science and research. Bob is the host of the "Signs of Life" radio show, an editor for Signs of Life magazine, and heads the foundation's medium evaluation certification program. He's also a prolific author, with works like "The Medium Explosion" and "My Life Here and There" among his contributions. Ginsberg's work gained wider recognition following his appearance on the Netflix docuseries "Surviving Death."
In this fascinating episode of Mister Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth welcomes Bob Ginsberg, an expert on mediumship, the afterlife, and consciousness continuation. They delve into the intriguing subject of communication with the deceased and the existence of an afterlife, a topic not previously explored on the show. With a business-oriented audience in mind, the conversation pivots to the confluence of entrepreneurship and peculiar experiences that surpass business matters.
Key Takeaways:
-Bob Ginsberg's personal tragedy led him to explore science-based evidence for the survival of consciousness after physical death.
-The Forever Family Foundation aims to educate the public on the possibility that we are more than our physical bodies.
-Research shows evidence of independent consciousness activity through phenomena like remote viewing, precognitive experiences, and near-death experiences.
-Through the foundation's rigorous certification process, only a small percentage of mediums prove to be legitimately capable of communicating with the deceased.
-Business and spirituality intersect p
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Bob Ginsberg is a researcher and an advocate for the survival of consciousness beyond physical death. Following the tragic loss of his daughter in 2002, Ginsberg embarked on a journey to understand if there is a continuation of consciousness after death. He co-founded the Forever Family Foundation, a not-for-profit organization aiming to educate the public on this matter through science and research. Bob is the host of the "Signs of Life" radio show, an editor for Signs of Life magazine, and heads the foundation's medium evaluation certification program. He's also a prolific author, with works like "The Medium Explosion" and "My Life Here and There" among his contributions. Ginsberg's work gained wider recognition following his appearance on the Netflix docuseries "Surviving Death."
In this fascinating episode of Mister Biz Radio, host Ken Wentworth welcomes Bob Ginsberg, an expert on mediumship, the afterlife, and consciousness continuation. They delve into the intriguing subject of communication with the deceased and the existence of an afterlife, a topic not previously explored on the show. With a business-oriented audience in mind, the conversation pivots to the confluence of entrepreneurship and peculiar experiences that surpass business matters.
Key Takeaways:
-Bob Ginsberg's personal tragedy led him to explore science-based evidence for the survival of consciousness after physical death.
-The Forever Family Foundation aims to educate the public on the possibility that we are more than our physical bodies.
-Research shows evidence of independent consciousness activity through phenomena like remote viewing, precognitive experiences, and near-death experiences.
-Through the foundation's rigorous certification process, only a small percentage of mediums prove to be legitimately capable of communicating with the deceased.
-Business and spirituality intersect p