Evelyn Elsaesser
After-Death Communications (ADCs)
Since February 2018, we are conducting a long-term international research project on the phenomenology and impact of spontaneous and direct After-Death Communications (ADCs). To date, over 1,300 persons have taken part in our survey in six languages.
By collecting data on how ADCs occur and unfold, and by analyzing their impact on individuals’ lives and belief systems, we have gained a wealth of information on the beneficial impact of ADCs, particularly on the grieving process. One of the aims of our research project is to normalize these common and comforting experiences.
We would like to thank the Bial Foundation, the Society for Psychical Research, as well as a foundation that does not wish to be named publicly for their generous support.
ADCs
Project
During the first phase of this multilingual survey, we collected a large amount of data on the characteristics, unfolding and circumstances of the occurrence of ADCs, as well as on their impact on the experients, including on their grieving process.
ADCs
Current surveys
We are collecting new data. If you had an ADC and are interested in
participating in our research, you are welcome to fill in our
questionnaire. The survey is conducted by language groups. Surveys
in English, French and Spanish have already been completed.
ADCs
News
This News section offers regular up-dates on all activities related to the project, such as the launch of our survey in additional languages, other on-going sub-projects, academic conferences and public talks on ADCs to be delivered by the team members, etc.
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Publications
One of the objectives is the dissemination of the research results as largely as possible to the scientific community and the general public.
The research findings and ADC cases can be downloaded here in different languages.
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Videos
A number of presentations at academic conferences, public talks and interviews given by the team members on ADCs and related topics are made available in this section. Most of the videos are in English, some are in French or German.