Near-death experiences: the psychological impact of surviving against overwhelming odds

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This clip is from episode 315 ‒ Life after near-death: a new perspective on living, dying, and the afterlife with Sebastian Junger.
In this clip, they discuss:
- How Sebastian and Peter think about gratitude
- What is dysthymia?
- Sebastian's experience with depression
- And more
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[@liasmith696]

Recovering from melanoma surgery today, after a 2021 diagnosis and successful treatment of Hodgkins Lymphoma. 51 years old. I’m literally thankful for every moment I have here~

[@nda4591]

Beautiful conversation! Thanks for sharing it!

[@jayboegs6268]

everyone is alive by monumental luck

[@BozzleyOfficial]

Nope.

[@TraceyStark]

Fix your thumbnail. You spelled psychological wrong.

[@gabegabriel9288]

Bro you are literally a fucking squid. Your uncles are worried, get some help. Seriously.

[@Tripp111]

Thank you. 🙏💪❤️🍕

[@willbrink]

Not the NDE I was expecting or hoping for...

[@Tripp111]

Better.

[@Heldan]

"Blogging theology near death experience" if you wanna listen something more pertinent about the subject rather that someone's opinion driven by his feelings