Sonia Rinaldi Records Voices of People in the Afterlife

Instrumental transcommunication (ITC) or electronic voice phenomena (EVP) uses technology to record voices or images of people now alive in the afterlife. With the advent of recording technology, voices and images began to be heard on recording equipment that were the voices of people in the afterlife. The methods used were not systematized, and some worthwhile efforts were not continued by other researchers. However, in recent years new methods have emerged and are maturing.

EVP and ITC present convincing proof of life after death. As the discipline matures, the evidence will multiply. There are two reasons the audio and video recordings researchers are acquiring demonstrate that people whose bodies have died are living in the next realm of life:

1. The recordings are consistently a dialogue. People in the afterlife answer questions and make relevant responses. The respondents are clearly mentally functioning and have memories and knowledge only they could have.
2. The researchers ask to speak to specific people, and those people respond with statements that identify them. They are actively engaged in the researchers’ efforts. The speakers identify themselves as the people who have left the body behind and are now living in the next life.