What does it mean when the soul is immortal?

We often see mediums personating and faithfully enacting the death scene that it seems a repetition of the same thing.

Now what I wish to know is this―How is it so faithfully reproduced? 

Is the departing spirit conscious enough to remember all those physical motions? 

I have always thought there was a time when most if not all are unconscious at the time of change or immediately after. 

Is it so?

The immortal soul never loses its consciousness―it is sometimes shut out from external circumstances and experiences that attend human life, but never in the absolute unconscious of its own soul realities. 

These repetitions of death scenes are easily produced because they make a very vivid and very clear impression on the mind of every spirit. 

Though there is no consciousness in the external, in the internal the spirit is conscious and active, and the recording angel never fails to take down the most minute circumstances. 

Everything is faithfully transcribed and can be reproduced. 

These mediums are mirrors that seem to be hung between the two states of being and if the surface is clear, the reflection will be correspondingly clear, but if it is spotted, the reflection will be correspondingly deformed.