WHAT happens after death

"WHAT happens after death?" is, of course, the most painfully personal question there is. A great many matters of controversy may interest us without vitally concerning us individually, but, after all, every one of us has, at some time or other, to face death, and it is inevitable that the question of the hereafter should have a fascination at once peculiar and painful.

THIS is the eternal question, as old as death. It is, and ever will be, the problem of religion, science, and philosophy. The borderland between "the living" and "the not living" is the Waterloo of science.

The great question is: What proof have we have of life beyond the grave?
But when the person is dead and you bury the body, what becomes of the life, the human
ego, this atom of force, that used the body that played its divine harmony in the brain cells?

If it goes into space or a spiritual sphere, how can it act without a medium, for we know that on this plane the phenomenon of human life depends on a physical organism ?