Raymond A. Moody Jr., M.D., Ph.D., is a bestselling author renowned for his work on near-death experiences, a term he coined in the late seventies. He is the author of twelve books, including the groundbreaking Life After Life, which has sold over 13 million copies worldwide. His research has significantly influenced the way we view death and dying, earning him the title "the father of the near-death experience" by The New York Times.

Dr. Moody's diverse career spans over five decades, during which he has also served as a professor, public speaker, and grief counselor. His work explores themes related to the trans-personal aspects of death, dying, and grief. He has shared his insights globally, enlightening audiences with lectures and courses on these profound topics.

He holds both a Ph.D. in philosophy and an M.D., with a keen interest in how medical realities intersect with the ineffable realm of philosophy. His books, such as Glimpses of Eternity, Coming Back, and Reunions, delve into shared death experiences, past lives, and methods for evoking the dead, respectively.

Beyond his written work, Dr. Moody is involved with the Life After Life Institute, where he continues to explore language and consciousness, collaborating with notable colleagues like Lisa Smartt. His recent work, Making Sense of Nonsense, discusses what nonsense teaches us about consciousness and altered states of being.

Dr. Moody's dedication to understanding the mysteries of life and death has forged significant partnerships and led to the development of forums where researchers and thinkers share their insights into near-death phenomena.