Was ist Spiritismus?
Die neue Offenbarung
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Was ist Spiritismus?
Narrated by:
Matthias Ernst Holzmann
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Glauben Sie daran, dass man mit Toten sprechen kann? Der berühmte Autor Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes, Die vergessene Welt) glaubte nicht nur daran, er sah es sogar als erwiesenes Wissen an.
In diesem Hörbuch erfahren Sie alles über seine persönlichen Überzeugungen und Erfahrungen zum Thema Spiritismus, die er in den Kapiteln Auf der Suche, Die Offenbarung, Das Leben nach dem Tode, Probleme und Begrenzungen und Die nächste Phase unseres Lebens abhandelt.
Folgen Sie Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in das Reich der Toten!
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