The phenomenon of clinical death only entered the public consciousness after the publication of Dr. Raymond Moody's research. However, humanity has encountered it since ancient times, and old records convince us that people once understood this phenomenon better than we do today and even artificially induced it for various initiations. This is evidenced by the so-called necromancy found throughout Europe and wherever Egyptian influence reached. For the first time, Czech readers have the opportunity to glimpse the secrets of these underground temples from which souls embarked on their journey to the afterlife. These old records also convince us that natural clinical death does not last just a few minutes, as modern medicine believes, but hours or even days; thus, testimonies from this state are much richer than Dr. Moody interpreted. Familiarize yourself with fifty of the most significant documented cases of clinical death in human history and try to look behind the curtain that each of us is destined to pass through, yet we know so little about it at this moment. This publication is thematically linked to the anthology of paranormal cases "Mysteries in Czech Chronicles."
