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Dunkle Wolken

Gedanken zum Thema Suizid mit Gedichten, Grußkarten, Bildern, Spielen und Zitaten.

http://www.dunkle-wolken.de/

Funeral Arts

Die Plattform für Kunst, Kultiges und Kommunikation rund um das Ende des Lebens. Mit Online-Shop und Austauschmöglichkeit.

http://www.funeral-arts.de

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Leben nach dem Tod

Forum zum Thema Leben nach dem Tod, Seele, Unsterblichkeit, ewiges Leben und Welten Gottes.

http://www.geistigenahrung.org/forum1.html

Sterbeforschung

Der Sterbeforscher Bernard Jakoby präsentiert Termine, Buchbesprechungen und Informationen zu den Themen Sterbeforschung, Tod und Sterben, Nahtoderlebnisse, Reinkarnation.

http://sterbeforschung.de

Sterben und Tod

Thesen zum Thema.

http://www.erz.uni-hannover.de/~feldmann/thanatologie.htm

Tod und Tabu

Der Tote und die Leiche im kulturellen Kontext Altägyptens und Europas.

http://www2.rz.hu-berlin.de/nilus/net-publications/ibaes1/Fitzenreiter/text1.html

Vergleichende Jenseitsforschung

Ein Team beschreibt mit Hilfe von jenseitigen Lehrern und Medien die Grundzüge jenseitiger Strukturen. Weiters Quellenforschung zum Todeserlebnis.

http://www.jenseitswissen.com

Vom Leben und vom Sterben

Abhandlung des Themas aus religiöser Sicht.

http://www.kriyayoga.com/Deutsch/aufdenfluegeln/tod.htm

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