The Future of Man

The Future of Man is a book by Edward C. Randall, first published in 1908, exploring profound questions of life after death and the unseen spirit realm. Randall presents the idea that earthly existence is but a preliminary phase in an eternal journey of the soul.

Drawing on near-death experiences, psychic phenomena, philosophical reasoning, and spiritualist inquiry, he contends that consciousness transcends the physical form and continues evolving in higher vibrational planes.

Emblematic of early twentieth-century spiritualism, the work influenced contemporaneous metaphysical thought by advocating a rational exploration of the afterlife grounded in purported empirical observations and moral optimism.