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Due to an error, Dreamland was not posted at the usual timeon Unknowncountry.com. The show, featuring Robert Temple’slatest research on the Sphinx, is now available by clickingon “Listen Now” beside the Dreamland Radio logo on theright side of our masthead. Subscribers had a wonderful chat with Joseph Farrell on Saturday morning. Join us next time: We have lots of great chats coming up, plus our regular chats every Wednesday evening. Subscribe today!

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Why he believes in it – Whitley Strieber thinks there is a soul and an afterlife (just as the Egyptians did). His conviction does not come from belief, it comes from personal experience. If you want to chat with someone who has studied the incredible substance called white powder gold, which may have something to do with this, subscribe today!

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Vampires and zombies, both of which became a popular phenomenon in Victorian Britain, are all the rage. The female vampire Whitley wrote about in “The Hunger” and “The Last Vampire” has been voted one of the most popular vampires of all time by Entertainment Weekly Magazine. One English Professor believes this not just a pop culture trend, but rather a reflection of the strong parallels between that period in Britain and our own here in the US, when society was divided between the rich, who had all the money and power, and the poor.
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Recently I had an experience that convinced me that there is an afterlife. Actually, it was two experiences, which came after a lifetime of episodes that have suggested, with varying degrees of conviction, that the soul exists and persists after death.

In the year after I had the close encounter experience that led to the writing of Communion, I became extremely interested in the soul. I was seeing things, and experiencing things, that suggested that it might actually exist. Prior to this, though, I’d more or less given up hope in it. I just didn’t feel anything except my body. Like anybody, I feared death. In fact, I was terrified of an end to myself.
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