July 16, 1995: Alien Abduction - Kevin Randle | The Afterlife - Dr. James R. Lewis
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
April 7, 20231h 41m
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Show Notes
Linda Moulton Howe opens with a gripping account from a Washington State woman who describes a fully conscious encounter with gray-colored beings inside her father's home, including physical contact and paralysis from an unknown device. Kevin Randle, co-author of The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell, then offers his critical assessment of the Santilli autopsy film after viewing eight minutes of footage, noting the head shape and eye placement match Roswell eyewitness testimony but the body appears too robust and the autopsy instrumentation seems inconsistent.
Dr. James R. Lewis, author of the Encyclopedia of Afterlife Beliefs and Phenomena, anchors the second half with a sweeping discussion of life after death. Lewis draws on cross-cultural evidence from near-death experiences, exorcism practices spanning Catholic and Taoist traditions, and past life regression research to argue that consciousness survives bodily death. He describes reality as a spectrum of vibrational dimensions and addresses possession, apparitions, and the contemporary angel phenomenon. Art Bell presses Lewis on whether reincarnation truly preserves individual consciousness or merely stores dormant memories.
A richly layered program bridging alien contact, forensic controversy, and humanity's deepest questions about what awaits beyond death.
Dr. James R. Lewis, author of the Encyclopedia of Afterlife Beliefs and Phenomena, anchors the second half with a sweeping discussion of life after death. Lewis draws on cross-cultural evidence from near-death experiences, exorcism practices spanning Catholic and Taoist traditions, and past life regression research to argue that consciousness survives bodily death. He describes reality as a spectrum of vibrational dimensions and addresses possession, apparitions, and the contemporary angel phenomenon. Art Bell presses Lewis on whether reincarnation truly preserves individual consciousness or merely stores dormant memories.
A richly layered program bridging alien contact, forensic controversy, and humanity's deepest questions about what awaits beyond death.