"Melvin Morse has proven to be one of our most creative thinkers, a rare scientist who can not only evaluate the objective evidence but also comprehend its larger implications. In Where God Lives, he combines his own compelling personal experience with supporting scientific evidence to argue that there is a god spot in our brains that allows us to interact with the spiritual universe. Morse proposes that the lesson of NDEs is that we don't haveto die to be with God, and in this book he shows us how. Reading this book may change how you think about the human brain—but more importantly, it may change how you live your life." Bruce Greyson MD. Professor of Psychiatric Medicine, University of Virginia, and editor of the Journal of Near Death Studies."

"Melvin Morse's Where God Lives ushers in new research on near death experiences for the twenty-first century. It is an astonishing synthesis of medical, philosophical,and spiritual knowledge about life, the mind, and the afterlife."
Raymond Moody Ph.D. M.D.

"Dr. Morse is one of the most informed and honest scientists currently studying the near death experience. His careful analysis of children who have had an NDE gives him a unique understanding of how the traditionally divergence roads of science and spirituality will come together to reassure and edify us all."
Betty Eadie, author of Embraced by the Light

"Dr. Melvin Morse draws from fifteen years of investigating the touching accounts of near death experiences in children and presents an exciting discovery. Dr. Morse provides the scientific evidence for a breakthrough new concept: by learning to stimulate the "god spot" in our brain, we all have the power to connect with the universe. This fascinating book (Where God Lives) carries a powerful message of hope, revealing how the god spot can help us all discover the divine and universal power that guides our lives."
Jeffrey Long MD. Research Director for the International Association for Near Death Studies.

"A leader in the field of near death research".
The Cincinnati Enquirer

"The basic principle Morse follows, in life and in medicine, is to validate what people are feeling. The things that help us find meaning in life he refuses to relagate to the realm of the unreal".
The Seattle Times Pacific Magazine

"A breakthrough in establishing the physiological mechanisms of near death experiences".
The Seattle Times

"(Morse's) near death vision illuminates children's lives".
The Honolulu Star

"Morse's near death research may even give pause to atheists".
The Arizona Republic

"Courageous. Medical science must expand its understanding of what is normal to include such phenomena as NDEs.".
Ontario Medicine

"best selling author and a sought after speaker for major teaching hospitals on predeath visions.".
Toronto Star

"Scholarly and compassionate".
The Tacoma News Tribune

"the Underlying message could change medicine".
Knight Ridder Newspapers

"Morse has been trying to explain and explore in a systematic way —with scientific rigor—a most unusual and nonscientific phenomena".
The Philadelphia Inquirer

"New information on what may await us after death. ...responsible, highly readable, and certainly thought provoking".
The Kirkus Reviews

"Closer to the Light is a quick and compelling read. It is upbeat, and heartening, especially to those who have survived the death of a loved one".
The Trenton Tribune.

"Compelling, ...what a salute to Morse's moral courage and intellectual curiosity is his book. It deserves serious attention".
New York Tribune

"Transformed By the Light is warm, thought provoking, and filled with compassionate thoughts."
SUNRISE MAGAZINE

"Transformed By the Light: Powerful enough to fascinate even the most ardent skeptic and raise goosebumps on the arms of believers."
Topeka Capital Journal