Regardless of whether you believe in ghosts or not, thousands of people from every corner of the planet tell strange stories with shadows that come to life at night, wandering dead in isolated houses, and terrifying attacks from unexplained forces that paralyze the body and take the breath away from their victims.
Is this onslaught of the Mora a demonic invasion or a psychopathological syndrome? Are the restless visions the spirits of our loved ones who never left this world or are they deceptive creations of the mind? Are ghosts real or are they a fairy tale that eases the fear of death?

Author and psychologist George Ioannidis, through philosophy, patristic theology, and depth psychology, presents the Western history of necrology and the Other World, from prehistoric times to ancient Babylon, Egypt, and Greece. He narrates experiences from the Byzantine necromancers, the medieval visions of Hades, contemporary testimonies and incidents, presents the latest Parapsychological research, examines the psychology of the shadowy, the physics of the Astral Field, and also guides us through the different interpretations given by the great Schools of Esotericism regarding the problem of death, that is, what follows life.

If death is the end of life, then why do some phenomena defy the fact of death?
If the world we perceive is the only reality, then what is the true source of boundary phenomena?