This 51st documentary from Plausible Pictures features afterlife communications from nine deceased people, seven of whom were pilots in the First and Second World Wars. Two of the main characters featured here were not flyers themselves: the RAF's Sir Hugh Dowding, Air Chief Marshall of Fighter Command in the Battle of Britain; and Leslie Flint the most tested and successful direct-voice medium that Britain has ever produced.

CLAUDE'S BOOK

The first source mentioned in Keith Parsons' video (above) was Claude Kelway-Bamber's "Claude's Book" which came from the deceased Claude's conversations with his mother through one of the most tested trance mediums that ever lived, Mrs. Osborne Leonard. It is a fascinating book that begins with Claude waking up in a hospital ward in the Afterlife and then being taken to visit his mother where he stands at the end of her bed. It goes on to describe many aspects of the Spirit World - a bit like the well-known Life in the World Unseen. One interesting thing is that Claude supported the reality of reincarnation at a time (1919) when most English Spiritualists were opposed to it.
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