William Dunseath Eaton 
Spirit Life 
Or Do We Die

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Birth and death are incidents in life. The human body 18 assembled at one and dissolved at the other, but its temporary and more or less intelligent inhabitant goes uninterrupted on his educative way. This book is not concerned with the state preceding birth, but only with that which fol lows bodily death, and with evidences of that state offered by people who have entered it. The scope allowed is wide enough to include intelligence as a superphysical quantity in what we call the lower orders Of life, and the presence of influences that are neither physical nor spiritual in the ordinary sense of those terms, but properties of a domain that lies be tween the two.