Study in Survival, A - Roger Straughan

Here is dramatic new evidence for the survival of our individual personalities after death. Providing this is an astonishing series of recent communications from a man who died in 1930 and whose mission, when alive, was to bring just such evidence to the notice of the widest possible audience - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This study in survival describes in vivid detail the intriguing twists and turns of an investigation worthy of the immortal Sherlock Holmes himself, whose legendary return from apparent death uncannily foreshadows that of his famous creator. The novel and ingenious method of communication and actual content of many of the messages are shown to be characteristic of Sir Arthur, reflecting his colourful personality, and demonstrating paranormal knowledge of major news events. Evidence steadily mounts with Conan Doyles last surviving direct descendant revealing hitherto undisclosed information and playing a vital role in the unfolding story. Readers are invited to assess for themselves the case for survival that is presented in this book, and to reflect on its wider spiritual and religious implications.