Sobrevivir a la muerte

I have lost the most important person in my life, the love of my life, but I can tell you that he is definitely "there" and tries to communicate. I can feel him and his love: he doesn't need a "medium." I am the one who's not very good at communicating spiritually, so I watched this out of sincere interest but also with a healthy skepticism. The first episode is interesting and hooked me a bit, and the last ones after the clearly dubious mediums. But I will continue to search elsewhere.

I really enjoyed the episodes on NDEs and Reincarnation. The Mediumship episodes were disappointing and silly at times.

Like a lot of Netflix series this was packed with filler. The first episode and the last were actually interesting. The first deals with near death episodes and the last with reincarnation. That last was most amazing to me. I had never heard of such apparent evidence with regard to reincarnation. The middle of this documentary is sort of sad filler.

Every episode is good except the 2 medium ones. The Dutch lady felt so disingenuine and scammy, doing bad voice impressions and slightly adjusting the words she used, telling people 2 basic details extracted from a Wikipedia page and then basically saying 'if you don't believe me you're a hater'. The reincarnation episode was brilliant, so interesting to see stories of uninformed children talking about past lives.

I would recommend you give this series a shot, form your own opinions but skip the mediums episode if you feel it's hard to watch.

That. Dutch. Medium. Or, how to make a fool of yourself for the world to see. While her voice is high-pitched for "little Tommy" and guttural for Freda, they still have Dutch accents, LOL. Not to mention that the "communication" she shares are taken right off social media and Google.