Genesis
5th June 2017, 06:10 AM
I was reading this article written by Robert Bruce about the after life:
https://www.astraldynamics.com/newsletter/revealed-what-happens-when-you-die.html
I was wondering what is your opinion on it? I think it's interesting and would like to believe it's true. I like the part about reuniting with lost and loved ones. We also meet so many people in life, for example during travels that we never see again. I like to think that one day something will bring us all together.
Anyways, I also wanted to say that there's an approach to the article that I don't really like. It seems a bit dogmatic. The author never mentions he could be wrong and simply seems to lay it out as if it's a fact.
There's also a strong marketing approach to it. Inciting people to buy the program to know more and so on. I understand the need for money, but I find the approach a bit aggressive and it reminds me of those "get a six pack in one week" type ads. Is it really written by Robert Bruce or is it someone in charge of the marketing?
What is your opinion?
https://www.astraldynamics.com/newsletter/revealed-what-happens-when-you-die.html
I was wondering what is your opinion on it? I think it's interesting and would like to believe it's true. I like the part about reuniting with lost and loved ones. We also meet so many people in life, for example during travels that we never see again. I like to think that one day something will bring us all together.
Anyways, I also wanted to say that there's an approach to the article that I don't really like. It seems a bit dogmatic. The author never mentions he could be wrong and simply seems to lay it out as if it's a fact.
There's also a strong marketing approach to it. Inciting people to buy the program to know more and so on. I understand the need for money, but I find the approach a bit aggressive and it reminds me of those "get a six pack in one week" type ads. Is it really written by Robert Bruce or is it someone in charge of the marketing?
What is your opinion?