Atheist Overdosed And Witnessed The Afterlife; Tried For Years To Deny What She Saw (NDE)

[@oerjanlothe2369]

0:00: ⚡ Life-changing near-death experience leads to spiritual awakening after years of atheism. 5:48: ⚠ Near-death experience after drug overdose leading to oxygen starvation and cardiac arrest. 11:47: ⚡ Profound connection with ancestors in afterlife despite lack of familial bond. 17:53: ⚰ A journey through different realms after a near-death experience, encountering a sense of fear and dropping back into a lower vibration. 23:08: ⚰ Encounter with supernatural forces after overdose leads to introspection. 28:33: ⚰ Woman experiences paranormal events after denying religious upbringing, leading to a struggle between belief and skepticism. 34:23: ⚰ A woman's experience with near-death and paranormal events despite being an atheist. 40:50: ⚡ A woman's sister passed away from cancer, but she felt her presence in the room after death. 45:39: 🕸 Realization of spiritual presence and renewed faith after encountering a spider totem. 51:30: ⚡ Confronting mortality and purpose in life after a personal tragedy. 57:46: 💫 Unity in humanity transcends government propaganda and societal constructs, emphasizing the commonality of people worldwide. Recap by Tammy AI

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Love this, thank you!

[@oerjanlothe2369]

@@Ethereality.withnella You're welcome!😄

[@blanketjackson8075]

This was courteous. TY

[@nedm9948]

Great interview :). She's so animated, isn't she. And yes I recommend her book! It's so fascinating...not only for her story, which is pretty interesting as far as NDEs go, but the little life lessons she learns in it. And the takeaways. "This ia the last time I save you. You do know right from wrong...." is just one of them. What it instills me in is the sense that we are being watched over and it does matter to do our best. Or maybe "most loving and true to ourselves and our hearts". Maybe an example of that: today at work we had a meeting, and we went around sharing a personal interest of ours. I mentioned studying near death experiences. And then my coworker said he just, this morning, listened to his first podcast about them (not yours, unfortunately 😛) and is fascinated by them. All this to say, "it does matter we do our best", can include what we feel is important in our hearts, like for us talking and sharing about these topics to get us/society to think bigger about life. Ultimately which leads to the higher good.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Ned, I love your thoughts on this episode and I resonated with every word. I personally could not get enough of this conversation with Louisa and I would love to be at one of her sober parties!! It's amazing that more and more people are finding a sense of freedom from these stories. I love that you shared your interest in NDEs in your sharing circle and it resonated with someone. I want to shout it on rooftops and bring this content to all the people who's souls are craving the answers this phenomena can provide. We are all in this together and when we realize how connected we really are I believe we can change the world. So keep sharing your interest as will I and together we can make a difference.

[@websurfer5772]

Louisa has it all - charming, pretty, fun, vivacious, intelligent, caring, and you two hit off perfectly. This was so interesting and uplifting. Thank you both very much.

[@mideastgirl8926]

i love her vivid energy. she is so refreshing, funny and honest.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

I very much enjoyed interviewing her 🤗

[@mideastgirl8926]

@@Ethereality.withnella you did a very good job as the host, my dear.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

@@mideastgirl8926 oh, well thank you for the compliment. 🥲 Means a lot

[@weaverdreams]

It would be better if you had the person on and we could see their face

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Yup there's a consensus regarding that. 😂 Thank you

[@thepresentmoment369]

Yeah it would be alot better if your guest could be seen by the audience. People like to see other people's expressions when they are telling a story especially an NDE story. Thanks

[@altereggo3498]

is this an AI channel where's the video?!

[@Ethereality.withnella]

​@@altereggo3498 Not AI

[@naomidoner9803]

​​@@Ethereality.withnella I'm fine with and grateful for the audio ... I usually listen with my eyes closed anyways .... thank you very much .... edit personally the drug overdose nde stories make me wonder if they're consciousness at death and immediately after is affected by the drug ... most actively dying patients under medical care are on scheduled morphine ... I wonder sometimes if that's the best scenario ... a Florida RN

[@maryelizabethwolf999]

Great interview, thank you very much. I learned so much from Louisa Peck’s unique experience.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

So did I! I remember her story from way back when I started this work. It was really exciting to finally get to interview her. Thank you for your comment!

[@Joe-kn3wt]

That was an illuminating experience on so many levels. Thank you.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the episode 😊 and thank you for your feedback!!

[@ritatonna5626]

Like to see who is talking

[@RogerioRios]

Hi, great podcast! I hope you grow your channel and bring more interesting people on!

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Yes it is an endless source of fulfillment in my life to have and share these conversations. Truly it's an honor. Thank you for your encouragement!

[@jaylinn416]

I love this channel. I plan to listen to every single podcast and study them in earnest.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

🥹 I hope you enjoy it. The hearts that need to hear this content will find it and it seems you are one of those it was intended to reach. This was all made for you. 💕✨

[@drcs747]

I'm really enjoying the content of your interview

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Thank you! I'm really enjoying your feedback! 💓

[@tj484]

Yes.i remember asking to comemto earth.out of a many room of souls.and the love was.overwelming .

[@Mountainsnlilacs]

She reminded me of the Movie "Big" when she spoke about feeling like a 5 year old kid, and out there smoking a cigarette... forgetting she was an adult. 😅😅😅

[@dc174]

😂 i remember her on another podcast she alot calmer on this one.

[@susanralph274]

minute 35 'evidently' how snide people under forty are

[@bordercityrocktalk7576]

This is a great channel'; SUBSCRIBE for Life Changing Events. I have followed her on her other shows and this is the best channel on this topic. 🎸💌

[@Mountainsnlilacs]

Wait, what's the name of her book?

[@2Louisa]

Die-Hard Atheist: from NDE Denier to Full-on Woo-Woo - Against my Will. 😊

[@Ethereality.withnella]

The link to purchase the book is in the description 🙃

[@eliyahfeld]

Would be great to have with video

[@Ethereality.withnella]

You can watch one of my upcoming live streams with video if you like. There are a lot of other channels that show people talking, maybe watch those if you prefer.

[@MrSimonw58]

Lucky you didn't go to prison driving drunk

[@jessemayle1380]

After all of that she came back as vain and narcissistic as ever, I think I would have just been depressed for a while wishing that I could have stayed

[@Ethereality.withnella]

Oof 😅 yea she admitted she was young, naive, and denying the truth. It would be very difficult coming from that state of mind, experiencing the other side, and then returning. It's very common for people to feel depressed about not being able to stay on the other side.

[@2Louisa]

@@Ethereality.withnella I DID get severely depressed for about 6 months; I had to move away from NYC, which didn't help much. I don't know whether it was all related to the NDE or that my feelings of worthlessness - with no school to perform in - came back worse.

[@Ethereality.withnella]

@@2Louisa thank you for sharing your thoughts on this.

[@Umbargist]

I was thinking the same thing !

[@aaronzimmer9825]

No learning from the nde no moral of the event.

[@2Louisa]

I learned from the aftereffects - the voice

[@KaoticOrder]

I thought the video was interesting until the last 10 or 15 minutes. Then it just got ridiculous. Listening to modern women talk about dating is like nails on chalkboard.

[@2Louisa]

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