Professor Studied NDE’s For 30 Years; What She Discovers Is Incredible (Near Death Experiences)

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[@daisyl2629]

30 years ago, my 2 year old daughter was diagnosed with leukaemia. I remember falling asleep a few nights after that and crying so hard in my sleep that I half woke myself up. I remember thinking how loving it was that my husband was stroking my hair and shushing me back to sleep. I drifted back to sleep. The next morning I thanked him for comforting me, he looked at me in a confused way and said “I never comforted you, I didn’t wake up last night”. I remember even now, the fingers that stroked my hair gently and the voice that shushed me back to sleep. The one person who would always do that, was my Mother who had died the year before my daughter got sick.

[@imperialsecuritybureau6037]

That’s beautiful. I hope your daughter was ok ❤

[@MM-Iconoclast]

Thank you for sharing that beautiful experience. Did your daughter remain in the physical world, or did she cross over?

[@jdwyer5708]

Did your mother die of cancer? If not, did another relative?

[@juditlow7621]

💕

[@trojanhman8136]

I had the same experience with my dad. I was half awake but asleep and I could feeling him massaging my back as he used to do.

[@OwnedbyCorgis]

I’ve not had a NDE. After my mother died she came to me in a very vivid dream. Felt different from any other dream before it since. She told me she was fine, I said I miss you, she said “I know, because every time you miss me I feel warm where I am”. I felt the truth of this.

[@Mcflirts]

I had a similar experience with my grandmother. I asked her if she could visit my dreams right after she finally passed, and I could swear I heard either "Okay (my name) or "Hey (my name)." It was like a whisper. Then, not long after, I visited her place again for a family reunion, and I slept on the couch. I had a ... Dream? Of me literally sitting on that couch with her by my side. It was so clear, but I don't remember all of it. What I do remember is that she said she was a guardian now.

[@Hawken54]

After my dad died, I had a dream about him. I asked him why he wasn't in heaven. He said, how do you get there? I said, follow the light. And that was the end of the dream.

[@julietwochholz9755]

I had the same experience with my father. The dream from start to finish remains vivid. My father returned and said " I just came back to let you know I love you." I knew I was dreaming throughout the entire experience, and yet it absolutely was not the same as a dream. Once I had this experience I was able to accept his death ( a suicide), and ever since that time, losing someone close has been much easier as I accept that death is not the end.

[@kurtthewicked9009]

I had that EXACT same experience with my step-father, with whom I was very close. And I am 100% positive this was not a dream because I could plainly hear his voice and smell his clothes and we had a long discussion. I tried to tell a couple of people about it but struggled to describe it with words and people looked at me like I was crazy. I've never spoken about it since.

[@stanleymcintyre8100]

My mother had a NDE just after I was born I was the last of four. As we grew and could understand we were told in great detail her experience, she did not share this information outside of our family. This would be in 1956, she got great comfort over time especially the book life after life she was not so crazy after all. When she did pass, I was sound asleep woke up startled and blurted out to my spouse whom I woke up, from someone or something doing a raspberry in my ear my mom is dead. The phone rang with a nurse calling to tell us, I was chuckling my mom was full of life and loved to scare us half to death as much as she could. Bet the nurse had no idea. As a nurse on trauma and ICU for more than 30 years, many strange events, stuff if you talk about it people give you the look. I have had the privilege of being with a lot of people holding their hand at the point of death. You know something has left. I don't fear death never had because my mom told us not to

[@The321chippy]

Yes I have had a NDE and yes without doubt it felt much, much more Real than this life, it happened 32 years ago and it is still with me every day!

[@rainmanj9978]

What happened did you meet God or what did you see Jesus? Can you tell us? Was there a heaven or hell?

[@PeacefulWarrior54321]

Have you ever considered giving and interview to the "coming home" NDE channel and being interviewed by Jessie and Eliot ??

[@jenbraga9372]

Same here, it felt way more real than real life, I don't know how to explain it, it just felt so much better

[@truthfortots3288]

Maybe because you didn't have to process anything through your senses.

[@gregh_777]

in a good way?

[@boryagin]

Just yesterday I talked to a friend who died back when he was a drug addict. He remembers nothing. Except returning back with the knowledge of somebody's surname. He found the person and it was a rehab center's manager. Also, he got delivered from addiction as the result, effortless.

[@theunlearnedmind7374]

That's awesome! 😎

[@johnnylongshlong3677]

Bro - there is no coincidence in that.

[@howsitgrowin]

This break my heart!!! I am a drug addict. I am addicted to Heroin. I WANT to stop! I have been to rehab a whopping 15 or 16 times! And please don't see that as someone who has just given up. Please see it as.. someone who is desperate to put this addiction in the ground! I have BEGGED God to take this from me. To heal me of this addiction. I will wake up, be dope sick (Opiate withdrawal), lie to parents to get money, get heroin, use, feel terrible because I have sinned, beg God and the Lord Jesus Christ to forgive me and save me, tell Him that I have failed Him again. That I have used and lied and schemed, and I am SO so sorry!!! Then.. I swear it off and say I'm never going to do it again. Make plan to quit, say "Ok I'm gonna do this! I don't care how sick I get! I'm going to ignore the cravings, ignore the sickness, and tough it out!". I go to sleep, wake up.. and you know the rest. Again and again and again.. it just keeps getting worse and worse! I BEG God over and over again to forgive me. For the Lord Jesus Christ to save me once again, because I did willful sin, and I lost my salvation (Yes you CAN forfeit your salvation!). I do this every.. single.. day! I don't want to lie to my parents. I don't want to disobey my Father in Heaven. I don't want to disobey my Lord Jesus Christ! I can't stop! I keep trying and trying, and nothing seems to work. I have some medicines that KIND OF help. I mean.. they're no Suboxone or Subutex. But they do a little. A itsy bitsy bit. I have been praying for the Lord to get me some Subutex so I can have the BEST chance at quitting this. If I could just get a measly 2 weeks worth of subutex, I could finally destroy this thing. I am just so so sick of this 😢 I WISH so so bad that I could be like one of those people I keep hearing about who say that the Lord had taken their addiction from them. And that it was 100% instant and/or painless. No withdrawals. No sickness. No cravings. Just 100% HEALED! Why? Why won't He take this from me? I am losing my mind trying to stop this. I have been visited by demons in my sleep. Like.. BLATANT demons. Have been levitated in bed.. my arms and legs rising up. Saw a floating demonic head that appeared right over my face, close enough it could of kissed me. Even spoke to me and said.. "Call me!". It had a "V" shaped crown.. not ON its head. But GROWING from its head (I saw cartilage). What am I going to do!? I dunno how to stop. Even now.. as I write this.. I am being tempted to go do it all over again 😢 I hate myself. I really truly do. I hate my life, what I have become. Please Lord God have mercy on me! 😢

[@user-xi2fg5um1i]

I think that there are four levels!! My NDE was traumatic! I did not see Heaven nor Hell. I popped out of my body and sat there maybe 8 feet away, trying to put the pieces together. It was as if my IQ dropped significantly. When I finally realized I was dead, I freaked out and stood up, went over to my body and kept laying down inside of myself over and over trying to reconnect until I finally snapped back into place. This experience messed my head up for almost a year and I couldn’t tell anyone about it because I was so scared I’d get locked up in a psych ward!! It was only around a year later when a NDE experience came up here on KZbin. I was hooked! I’ve listened to hundreds of peoples stories, trying to find answers. Going back to that night, days later I was at work, if just left the office and was walking through the warehouse when I felt my spirit trying to separate from my body. I froze in place, scared out of my mind, willing my spirit to stay connected. About a week or two later the same thing happened as I was driving down a highway. Thankfully, it has not happened since then. The only proof I have if this is from my dog. When I had left my body and was sitting there, my then puppy came into the kitchen, looked right at me, whimpered then hung her head. She was the reason I got up and went over to my body and forced my way back in. To this day, if anyone is on drugs, she will growl and bark at them. She knows what happened and since then, she is anti-drug. As I am now as well!! I even tested her a year later. The next summer I was working in my garage when I came across some of my party supplies. She was chasing squirrels in the back yard. Just as a test, I put an item of paraphernalia up to my lips and she came running over to the garage door, barking at me with her hackles raised and I swear, it felt like she was telepathically telling me not to do this. I believe in God now! I believe in the spirit world!!

[@toby9999]

I've had an out of body experience like yours, but I did it on purpose through meditation. You don't have to be dead to have one. There are many levels of consciousness. Some say it's as if we tune into the level appropriate to use. The first level seems close to the physical world. You can see your room etc. when your consciousness disconnects from the physical form as you did. In my experience, I was calm, the environment was very quiet, the light was a dull bluish twilight even thought it was night, I felt alert, and I could see my room. After a short time, I became aware of my body and phased back.

[@stardust949]

God Bless you---and very much, Blessings to your dog as well. I am so glad you have walked away from drugs.

[@johnswoodgadgets9819]

Well, I know what my mother would say about your experience: "In the beginning time dogs spoke like you and I. They were sent by the Great Spirit to be counselors for human beings, to guide them and to teach them to be worthy of the next world. This is because dogs are very wise. But the human beings would not listen to the dogs. They laughed at them, and picked on them because they were smaller than humans, and did not live as long. The humans often abused the dogs. The Great Spirit was angry and called the chief of the dogs to council. He told the chief of the dogs that humans did not deserve to benefit from the dogs’ wisdom, and he would call all dogs to the next world, so they would not have to suffer at the hands of the humans. The humans would have to get along as best they could without the wisdom. The chief of the dogs pleaded with the Great Spirit to change his mind, because in spite of the abuse, the dogs loved the human beings. The chief of the dogs was sure that in time humans would learn what the dogs had to teach them, and they would stop the abuse and prepare themselves for the next world. The Great Spirit did not think humans would ever learn, but he respected the chief of the dogs’ counsel. He decreed that the dogs could remain with the people, but because they scoffed at wisdom, humans would never again in this world be able understand the speech of dogs, nor would dogs be able to speak to humans in their language. The dogs would have to teach the humans as much of their wisdom as they could without speaking. The chief of the dogs agreed. And so, the dogs went on, choosing the humans they would try to teach, and they do so to this day. When it is time for a dog to pass into the next world, he does not do so immediately. He waits at the trailhead of the spirit path for his chosen human. Then as they both walk the path to the next world, the dog, now able to speak to humans, explains what he was trying to teach while they were both in this world. He teaches the human being how to stand in the presence of the creator of all things, and how to act as a spirit being. He encourages him to walk bravely into the next world, and not to be afraid. When a dog that loves you passes from this world, do not be sad for long. He waits faithfully at the trailhead and has much to say to you. Try to learn as much wisdom as you can between now and then so you can easily learn what he will teach you along the spirit path."

[@user-xi2fg5um1i]

@@johnswoodgadgets9819 ❤️❤️❤️ Interesting fact about me… when I have a dream and my dog is in it, we speak like two people having a conversation! I wish I could post pictures here because my girl is the most spoiled dog ever!! She gets her own pillow and every night, she has to sleep with her back touching my back. And I swear, I can feel her almost trying to speak to me telepathically. She wants to go to the river and swim!! I do love her more than anything and I wish we could speak in a language we both can understand. Thank you for your reply!!

[@jasminejones7389]

@@johnswoodgadgets9819 thank you for this John.

[@SteveSmith-os5bs]

I am 64 I was raised to be very religious. I have never had an NDE, my wife passed away 6 years ago at age 49. about a year ago I fell asleep on the couch and I had a lucid dream, I remember looking up seeing her standing behind the couch, I put my hand on her side. She was wearing a dark blue dress with small white flowers her hair was shoulder length and very blonde her face shown with a brilliant bright light that I could not make out features but could tell that she was extremely beautiful. She took my hand from her waist and held my hand in hers and for a split second I could almost feel her skin and woke up sobbing, tears streaming down my face. My hand that held her hand was clenched tight. For the next minute or so, I felt an energy field around that till it gradually came back to normal. The whole probably last for a few seconds. Was it just a dream, I don’t know, if it was one like I have never have had before. I consider myself a spiritual agnostic I am done with mythology and religion. If a deity asked how to perceive them, I would say just show me what is.

[@r.a.osborne1077]

I have had a similar experience. I've told three people (whose spiritual - not religious) views match my own. Each one's reaction was, "That was not a dream; it was a visitation." I believe they're right. The intensity and clarity was far beyond any dream I had had before then and in the years since. I hope you come to consider yourself very fortunate to have had that wondrous experience!

[@cremebrulee4759]

What an amazing experience!

[@chadparks7553]

So beautiful!

[@PeacefulWarrior54321]

​@r.a.osborne1077 I even had a visitation from a most loved recently deceased cat who death I really struggled with. The visitation was more real then when he was physically with me. I just wish it would keep occurring

[@r.a.osborne1077]

@@PeacefulWarrior54321 How cool is THAT!! I would LOVE to have a visit from my soul mate, a long-haired German shepherd named Shaun whom I've missed for 36 years!

[@michaelmygind5061]

Thank you for this. I had two near death experiences many years ago, and have lost my fear of death completely. I’m 64 years old and have lived a very spiritual life since These experiences in the 1960’ties. I don’t consider myself a human or a man anymore. I’m Golden, Divine, Loving Consciousness exploring the masculine, exploring humanity. The point of human life is to grow in compassion, gratitude and love. ❤❤❤

[@pagen5219]

we are not human, its a temp thing

[@tejasjohn9349]

I have a question, how long do you think we survive after death- are we immortal or is there a timeline? How do you come to the conclusion of these answers. Thank you

[@pagen5219]

@@tejasjohn9349 when I died, I was shown our spirit who is really us is immortal and saved by Jesus as savior, by the power of his spirit we are,,,,we live and do not thirst or hunger or tire,

[@johncastino2730]

@@tejasjohn9349. Immortal for sure.

[@HXERkYJclMcKLAWwQW]

After my NDE - I was very depressed for about three months , in large part it was because I felt somehow “ slighted or cheated “ by my existence in this two dimensional world.after having the experience of seeing the reality that awaits each of us when we leave this place. One of things I’ll say is that as a Christian I began to read scripture differently, I really began to understand Paul’s 1 Corinthians writhing about LOVE . I remember reading this scripture verse and expierencing what Paul was saying. He starts by saying “ Love never ends “. And after a long description of describing what love is and what it isn’t . He ends by saying, “ And these things remain faith , hope & love but , the greatest of these is Love . Because Love never ends . I can tell you the one thing that you will take from here to there is Love . Faith & hope will pass away because it will no longer be needed . But , Love transcends the world and is in the heart of God’s creation.

[@juditlow7621]

I am in awe. beautifully described. Thank you

[@mustangmikep51]

I think your on to something here....

[@gyunge3617]

We need faith and hope to love unconditionally and eternally. I love what you described.

[@user-ym9il3np9z]

My experience happened when I was bleeding internally. I was place in a corner all by myself no family members no nurses came to check on me as I laid on the table I got the intense feeling of not being alone and gradually started getting an intense feeling of love. I have never had that feeling again.

[@truthfortots3288]

She talks about love at 17:57. Seems like the opposite happens in most cases; the more betrayals in life, the less love.

[@user-xj8ef3fp5l]

This is really helpful. My son experienced an NDE a few hours after he was born. He is only 8 years old now - but he is very wise beyond his years, he does have clairvoyance and he does speak to ghosts. He also talks a lot about being ready to leave this world and go back to God. It is extremely amazing to watch him grow in his psychic gifts.

[@user-dt1ti9bx3k]

Thank you for this wonderful Explanations - you answer a lot of my questions - I listen to you from Germany - next week I will be 91 years old - I didn’t have a NDE but I talk to to relatives having died already - they appear from time to time and it is always very loving and encouraging - I love this connection and am very thankful for it - thanks for your being so open and understanding Be blessed 💎🙏💙🧡💛💜💚❤️💎🙏

[@jeffsaker25]

much love, brother. i hope your journey is swift and painless when you finally get to greet your family and friends again.

[@TeutonicTribe]

@@jeffsaker25 Nice but Hede is a girl’s name, sister Jeff 😏🤭

[@BeardAxeMcAxeBeard]

Thank you for your post, I had a feeling both my grandfathers were both speaking to the other side near the end.

[@blackhorsephotos]

If you are talking to relatives it is a beautiful side of the veil, they will cross you when your time comes. I saw it in a nursing home. It was beautiful.

[@ekkie50]

I truly don't remember having had an nde myself, but I became a believer nonetheless after reading lots of books about this subject. Knowing this, I dedicate the remaining years of my life on earth to becoming a better person and bring more light and knowledge into our world.

[@valmoodley1857]

Same here ✨️

[@squadiodatamj5998]

I agree. And it is just that simple. 8 years ago I experienced a Sudden Cardiac Arrest with 20 min to recover heart beat. I "came round" 2 days later with no recall of NDE but experiencing a total reset of myself with all the after-effects in place. Confusing for a time but I now know it is all about love, loving, being loved. Simple. Shine that light!

[@nathanielalgernon975]

I was in church at my child's First Holy Communion and I felt an unusual energy coming from the cross above the alter, it was filling the room with a feeling of joy and importance. I didn't look up at first but I felt it come from that area. I just let it go on for a while and finally looked up but no change to Jesus on the cross. I've had a few experiences over my six decade on the earth that have been very meaningful to me, all have come clear out of the blue.

[@chadparks7553]

When I was in my late 20’s I was meditating frequently. There were a few days in a row where the practice was taking me to a very blissful state. On the third day, I was in that state again, and out of nowhere I could see two little beings about 10 ft away from me by my front door (my eyes were closed but somehow I could see). They were floating off of the ground, they were the size of 2 year olds, and they were so excited that I could sense them. Everything was in shades of blue and green btw. Their energy was intoxicatingly giddy. And I could feel their thoughts. In that realm you can’t lie. You just feel what others feel. I couldn’t tell if these giddy little beings were male or female but it felt like there was masculine and feminine emanating from them. Also, their faces were blurry. After they realized I could sense them, right away they wanted me to meet someone. Right then my daughter, who wasn’t born yet (my wife was 3 months pregnant with her at that time) appeared just in front of me off to my left. She looked like she was 20 years old, a little over 5’ tall and she had long brown hair down to her butt. Everything was still in shades of blue and green but I could still see that her hair was brown. Her face was blurry too. I’m not sure if I spoke out loud or not, but I said “Hi Evelyn. Or whatever your name is.” Because that’s the name we had chosen. Immediately the experience ended. I think my communication took me out of the state. I didn’t get a chance to feel anything from Evelyn like I did those cute little beings by my front door. It was the most beautiful experience of my life. And I’ve had many beautiful experiences.

[@Hiiyena]

Awesome…where is Evelyn now? I wonder if she will look like that!

[@chadparks7553]

@@Hiiyena Evelyn is turning 16 on March 9th. She has long brown hair, not quite to her butt haha. She’s 5’4”. She’s beautiful and hilarious. She’s the 3rd of 4 kiddos. Thank you for asking!

[@clabelle6224]

I was visited by my first child about 6 weeks before his birth. He appeared as a three or 4 year old child and he was standing by my bed. He was very impatient to be born. I told him it was not time yet, and to go back. I still remember exactly how he looked and I powerfully felt his disappointment. When he reached the approximate age that he was in that dream or vision, he actually looked exactly as I had seen him. I had also dreamed about him about a week before his birth. In it I saw a physical issue that he would have at birth, that would require surgery to address. When the nurses pointed it out to me, I wasn't distressed because there was acceptance and no surprise or undue concern. My mother who I had shared that dream with, was stunned that things were exactly as I had told her. I also knew he was naturally gifted to play piano which certainly became apparent years later, very shortly after starting piano lessons. We existed spiritually before we gained our bodies, just as we will continue to exist after we are separated from them.

[@cecileroy557]

@@clabelle6224 Thank you for sharing this!!

[@marc-andrelandreville3359]

What kind of meditation ?

[@andrepelletier9495]

while I've never had a NDE, I've had a spiritual experience whilst at my sisters friends funeral when i was about 15 years old. I Remember sitting with my mom and younger sister at the pew. I Had a flash before my eyes and i saw my sisters friend who had passed, my dad who had passed years earlier and at least 5-10 more people. They were all celebrating and had each others arms around each other. I've never seen something so beautiful in my life and it instantly had me breaking down because of how intense the love i felt was. Now being 27 years old that has to be the most beautiful thing I've experienced in this life time.

[@MM-Iconoclast]

Thank you for this. Have you ever looked up something called a 'shared NDE'? What you said reminded me of those accounts.

[@webguyz1]

There are cases where people have NDE's without dying, sometimes during meditation. This sounds like what happened.

[@AC-nk2vx]

Yes it sounds like a Shared Death Experience, which a lot of people who work in hospice centres experience.

[@rev.dr.davidcole8915]

As a former pastor, I have counseled several people after NDE's. What was said here very much rings true.

[@PeacefulWarrior54321]

Hi Reverend David I would so much like to find a way of having one of these experiences but without coming near to death of course!!!! I often ask the Lord for a holy encounter or lifting of the veil so I can get my life on the right path but I guess I need to be more patient. Please pray for me (Nick) that I connect in fullness to our Lord and his divine love and peace and power. God bless ❤

[@MrMabawsaritchie]

@@PeacefulWarrior54321 D.M.T can give you the experience, it's how I done it. I went into the light, and I knew everything.

[@lightahead1278]

I am afraid of death. The thought of eternal darkness scares me, but these situations calm me down a lot. It makes me smile and gives me a sense of peace. I hope there truly is more than life. I know i'm still young and have a lot of time left, but I'm still very scared.

[@electricmanist]

Life beyond 'death' is full of light and love. There is no cause for any fear, since God is 'light and love itself'. Any painful 'lessons from the remembered life experiences are intended for our growth and understanding, not as a punishment.

[@lightahead1278]

@@electricmanist I sincerely thank you for your insight. Nowadays, I can't really function properly. I struggle with daily needs just at the thought of death, but your comment put a smile on my face and strengthened my faith in the lord. Thanks and god bless! ❤️

[@pattyk6739]

I've had an OBE where I was taken to the other side. I'm not ready to die, but when I do, I'll be ready to once again feel that indescribable love that is felt. There are no earthly words to describe it. Don't be afraid......... God's love is immense.........and I only got to feel a smidget of it❣

[@electricmanist]

@@lightahead1278 Thank you for your reply. Indeed, this 'life' is but a moment in time (although it often seems otherwise !). So often we (I) encounter the words of scientific' know-alls , who would suggest that life is but a meaningless accident--- when really every atom of Creation tells us otherwise--especially when we consider the inherent power/order/purpose behind (and within), all that is. Remember, we are all part of that wonderful creation. May God Bless and comfort you.

[@electricmanist]

@@pattyk6739 I would think that many feel (think) they are are not ready to die-- the needs of loved ones/children etc. However, (as you say) the indescribable love and light of the Creator (not to mention the wisdom) puts everything into perspective, and we are able to rejoice in the Light and Love of God. (Not forgetting meeting old friends again !!!)

[@dofphish]

20 years ago I did something stupid and ended up flatline. I had an NDE on the side of the road. In the hospital, I coded 7 times. I'd die and they'd jumpstart me. On the side of the road I stood in front of two beings. I was not formally introduced but understood them to be my maker and his voice. (I am of no religion but have been to every major religion's church and studied them in college.) I place no religious context here, I am just sharing my experience. The voice spoke to me and showed me what was in front of me. Without details I will say that it was startling. It was a wakeup call to stop behaving the way I was at that time - driving too fast, hanging out with the wrong people, etc. I knew I was in the wrong but did these things anyway. Everyone around me knew it was only a matter of when including myself. I didn't care. I was separated from my wife and just didn't care. Not suicidal but not trying to prevent it either. I got a second chance. Again, without too much detail as there is much more to the story, THEY sent me back to try again. In the hospital ... I coded 7 more times. Each time they would give me a jump. One of those times I had the light and a figure standing in that light. The figure reached out to me. All I had to do was take the hand and I was going to go with this figure. We all know what this meant and so did I. I stopped ... I heard my mother telling me she loved me. I came back to her. I have told her about this. One of the other times I don't recall going to the other side but I DO remember coming back. I was face down in a silver table. There was a shallow pool of water I was lying in. They were hooking electrodes to me. One person left the room with two remaining. One, putting the electrodes on me, was a female and I asked her how she got into her profession in an attempt to keep them from killing me. Yes, I thought they were trying to kill me. They weren't. They were hooking me up to see if my vitals were okay!!! Lots more details. I was close again eight years later. West Nile Virus infection, meningitis, encephalomyelitis and Guillain-Barre Syndrome at the same time. A 50/50 gamble saved my bacon. STILL walkin and talkin twelve years later. Peace everyone. Enjoy your life!!!

[@_AvgWellInformedCitizen]

TO THE PROFESSOR RE: RECALL OF NDE There absolutely IS a relationship between what happens to the patient, and whether they can recall their NDE experience. But perhaps this pattern wasn’t noticed simply because the research wasn’t looking at the correct aspect, and therefore wasn’t observed. NDE’s are similar to dreaming, in that it doesn’t occur locally. The ability to recall, or problem therein, depends literally on how gently the patient’s Spirit reintegrates with it’s physical host body, and what condition its in. There is a huge difference between the frequency of Spirit, and it’s body with it’s accompanying natural EM field. These are three different frequencies. Recall also depends on the health of the physical brain, how much stress or duress it is under, whether it is damaged, and other circumstances. Think of it like a home computer that has a fast processor, but one which has very little RAM to process with, and it is trying to write a very detailed log of its boot up procedure. When it doesn’t have enough RAM to efficiently do everything simultaneously, it will reprioritize in order to reboot itself correctly and forego writing the log. Spirit operates at a significantly higher frequency than physical matter, and that is it’s original natural state. Ascending in frequency feels natural, happens easily, and can often occur spontaneously and completely, without the individual’s awareness noticing the change in process. When Sprit descends into a physical body the opposite occurs. The body’s EM field acts as a buffer zone to help synchronize that aspect of the Spirit frequency necessary for reintegration with the body. The EM field also has other purposes such as providing an ident signature, and also provides a protective energetic barrier against various astral or ethereal parasites. Recall is dependent on the Spirit’s ability to naturally descend in frequency to synchronize with the physical body, and is also time dependent, since Sprit outside of the body operates in a medium where time is malleable, or even not at all relevant to the physical. If this process is forced unnaturally, the human brain sometimes has not gotten up to speed fast enough for effective recall to occur, even though the rest of the host body is able to receive it. Thank you for reading. And much Much LOVE ✊🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✊🏼

[@kthippie6004]

Fascinating! What if the people who have NDE's are like prophets? Their message: love more 🥰

[@pastornorrisw202]

Indeed I agree with you ❤

[@MrScandinavio]

If the message is "love more" then Donald Trump is going to hell!!

[@datamind4113]

I had an NDE and no one I've told believed me...it's definitely made coming to grips with what happened much harder and makes me feel very alone.

[@squadiodatamj5998]

please accept that your spiritual journey has brought you here. Your experience is of great value and can be heard on sites, like this. The world is learning. I hope you find comfort and relief here.

[@ammasophia4663]

There are many ways to connect with others about NDE. There are many books. I particularly recommend P.M Atwater accounts as she wrote about the difficulty of fitting in after the experience. There are videos on KZbin.

[@ItachiUchiha-xk1fr]

Don’t worry we believe you ❤️

[@PMCreations-kq1ps]

I believe you ❤

[@lindab6421]

I do too ❤

[@marykirsten7773]

I really appreciate how you presented everything--I have been watching people's NDEs on KZbin for about 3 years now and it's really helped me spend less time in my life being fearful of the inevitable eventuality of my death and everyone I love.

[@reflexxuns767]

Yes, thank you! I left my church because "God" and the universe and beyond was bigger than any experience I ever had on this planet! I have become more spiritual and I'm absolutely not afraid of death.

[@janetleight8788]

Jesus is the "only" way.

[@PMCreations-kq1ps]

I had an experience like an NDE without the death. I was awake but resting and a presence entered my consciousness and it shared my thoughts and knew exactly what my thought was before I thought it. It answered before I asked questions. It was very powerful but not scary. When it arrived I was on notice that it was there and as I observed it’s presence it made me not afraid. It wasn’t overly loving or kind but benevolent. It was in control of me in every way except I was still able to be me. It “took” me up to the sun very close and I thought the sun would burn me and my eyes and it telepathically said it cannot hurt you because you are not in your body. I tried to ask more questions but it telepathically said enough for now. I was not afraid to die afterward and still not. Dying yes but after no. I hope that helps someone. ❤

[@user-xd5pr4qd4z]

That's because you were 'near' death.

[@NanoNutrino]

What did the sun look like?

[@PMCreations-kq1ps]

@@NanoNutrino fire and solar flare

[@NanoNutrino]

@@PMCreations-kq1ps like you see in documentaries?

[@PMCreations-kq1ps]

@@NanoNutrino yes but it was close up

[@gabbe5130]

Sooooo helpful, as someone who studies NDE since 2014

[@jamesreeves9740]

One of the fascinating aspects is how almost every has the experience mediated through the optics of their particular culture.

[@johnzapetis574]

Everything in this video is spot on. I burst into tears when she talks about how some folks have electro magnetism issues. I had a NDE at 13 and now at 55 have experienced this many times. Not a good thing when you can't be near electronics and computer repair is your thing. I just tell people that I can't be near their electronics because I have a negative Ion aura. It doesn't happen that often but when it does, I can actually cause more damage to their devices.

[@caitlin2600]

I had what I consider to be the very first stage of an NDE at age 15 while experiencing anaphylactic shock after consuming a food I didn't know I was allergic to. I was in extreme pain & my throat was closing up, I was panicking & hyperventilating when suddenly a calm, cool wave washed over me. I then floated up about 2-3' above my body & immediately had this huge rush of joy (maybe elation is a better word--it was extreme, raw happiness) at the knowledge that I was going 'home'. I also had the sense that my soul had already experienced a human death hundreds, if not thousands of times & that this process was more natural & real than living on earth. There is no other way to describe it other than to say I was excited to die. I'm not sure why but the next thought was fear & resistance, that this was happening too early in my life & that it wasn't time yet. I snapped back into my body & my parents rushed me to the ER though the allergic symptoms had very much diminished during & after my mini-NDE. I told no one for many years, until I met my spouse. He is agnostic & maybe even borderline atheist but he believes my experience. For about 10 years following my NDE, I would say my soul/consciousness felt somewhat 'loose' in my body. There were many times in which I would involuntarily hover up above my body or I would astral project (though I didn't learn that was the term for what I was doing until years later) while falling in or out of sleep. I was fearful of these abilities so I turned away & tried to avoid them as much as possible. I no longer have those abilities but that's okay with me, I don't think my soul was ready or able to accept them yet. I am so grateful for that NDE though & that I experienced it early in life. It has very much shaped my mentality & attitude towards life. I don't know why we're here but I know that love is the goal. I want to live but I also do not fear death. I still fear losing loved ones because I will miss them here on earth but I don't fear what will happen to them when they die. I researched many different religions for years following my NDE but did not find anything solid that fit my experience other than a broad embrace of spirituality. I agree that religions are too rigid. Religion, time, and at least 99% of everything we experience here on earth is a man-made construct & what I experienced during my NDE was anything but. I don't think man's goal on earth is to discover the "real" religion, I believe that truth is unknowable in this space. I think the better focus of energy is to find ways to understand, accept, and love each other and to uncover what our God-given gifts/talents are & to use those for good.

[@laurenross1914]

Every experience is going to be different because your guides show each person what will make them most comfortable and peaceful even though certain characteristics of the experience are similar (meeting loved ones, life review, etc)

[@neolithic.cosmonaut]

One thought I had about those that didn't have or don't recall an NDE is that perhaps they are right on track in their purpose for being here so do not need to change anything.

[@positivelastaction3957]

Good point, but I have seen NDEs where people have lived pretty good lives until their encounter, but perhaps even still those who do not have the experiences could be paneling correctly so to speak.

[@neolithic.cosmonaut]

@@positivelastaction3957 living a good life does not necessarily mean they are on the path of their true purpose though.

[@positivelastaction3957]

@@neolithic.cosmonaut very true 💌

[@diannahannah4194]

One NDE I watched, the woman was told she couldn't stay and said to God, "I was a good and loving person. Why do I have to go back?" He responded , "But did you love as much as the love you feel here?" He told her she could do better. We all can love more.

[@h0pefulnessP]

How can I speak w you? My grandmother, who was a soulmate, communicated with me over time and space as she was dying, and after she died she visited me. Or rather, brought me to her, and I will never forget. She was sent.

[@pattyk6739]

I've never had an NDE but I've had a very real OBE where I was taken the the other side, and I can tell you that this is the best non-biased description that I have ever heard.

[@rainmanj9978]

What happened did you see God or anything? Heaven or hell? Tell us what you saw

[@Not2shabbe]

My Father had three, one on December 7th 1941 at Pearl Harbor on the USS West Virginia , I had one , and my son had one, this completely changed the way I looked at my life on Earth and interacting with people it happened when I was 17 and it brought a feeling of peace and love to me to treat everyone with love and showed me we are all related

[@angel8411]

I'm 45 years old and I've never had a near death experience, but I've always- since a small child, been aware of the nature of reality. I'm the only one in my reality- to be aware of the nature of reality, so at times I thought I might just be crazy. I got really into reading about near death experience and past life regression. I KNOW I've lived before. I remember thinking as a very young girl, looking at myself in the mirror, and knowing that THAT wasn't me! But it WAS me! I was so tickled and I remember saying out loud "I get to be a little girl again" 😂❤ I was really excited. But... it was the roughest of roads ahead. All the while, it's been the most spiritual of life's and of you truly trust in your ability to create with the energy you embody, life will become AMAZING. YOU really are the center creator of your own reality. You are the beginning and the end. The alpha and the omega. It ALL comes from you.

[@nathanielalgernon975]

A lot of people focus on NDEs but there are spiritual events in everyone's life that reaffirms you are on the right path, doing the right things, some call these mystical experiences. I don't really like the term mystical though.

[@kathyern861]

the truth is that you have not lived before. We all die once and then the judgment. You will not escape the judgment of God

[@CQ-369]

@kathyern861 You don't know what the "truth" is any more than anyone else. I prefer to go beyond what's written in an old book and explore the miracle of existence with an open heart & mind. We are all beginners.

[@cecileroy557]

@@kathyern861 God DOES NOT JUDGE! "Man-made religions make you believe that. God = Love!!

[@kathyern861]

If you refuse to believe Jesus died for your sins before you die - then sometime later after you die, you will be resurrected and made to stand before Jesus - who is God in the flesh - He will judge you guilty for your sins and then you will be thrown into the Lake of Fire forever. God said all this will happen in His word, the Bible@@cecileroy557

[@gregtitus2467]

Excellent objective breakdown of NDE phenomena. Narrator is highly intelligent and articulated the themes and explanations very well. Kudos!

[@sharonhearne5014]

No “near death experience” for me but I had a powerful lucid dream (which I had read about prior and had reached the point in a dream intervention where I could inject myself into in a dream and look at my hands in the dream): in my dream I was in a room with my mom and sister and my dad had been closer to these two than he was to me. At this point in the this dream I saw my dad off to the corner of the room we three were in and I told myself - despite knowing I was in a dream - that I would “get to my dad first”. I accomplished this and we sat at a table and I told my dad how much I loved him while I held his hand. He nodded to me and we both had tears in our eyes. Prior to this dream I saw dad suddenly appear all too briefly in a number of dreams but after this dream I was no longer frustrated and felt complete peace.

[@rmil9104]

Great video, thank you for your research. (1) Universal level: Meeting deceased loved one /Perceiving the material world from a position outside the body / Moving rapidly through space / Light (2) Cultural level / Perception through cultural lens (3) Individual level: no two near death experiences are exactly alike.

[@kannonmcafee]

Love this. Very important work she and her colleagues are doing.

[@marcusburnett8923]

As an NDE experiencer and a working medium of 30 years, this is a refreshing observation. I hope those of you who seek knowledge of this matter draw inspiration from this. It’s sincere and so very valid.

[@sandrabrannon]

Professor Holden, as a marriage and family therapist, I appreciate your effort to speak of your research as it relates to counseling. But even more helpful, to me, was the way in which you tried to be very objective about your findings. I’m looking for information that I can consider without having to wade through too much interpretation. Acknowledging what you don’t know is as important as describing your findings. 12:37 Thank you!

[@meta_noia]

THANKS for sharing. Two things: yes, it's hard to find people eager to talk about your personal experience, and second, your are absolutely right, we are here to learn how to love.

[@IPBullets]

This was absolutely incredible information. Thank you so much for presenting it. You did amazing research Janice Holden, and im grateful 🙏

[@crookedzebrarecords]

I have had countless grand mals, a few hallucinations (more like dreams), coming out of them. I don't recall anything else, however, after the last event happened, I changed dramatically for the better, quit addictions, learned about myself, and a spiritual awakening began.

[@KohalaLover]

Professor Holden, Thank you for sharing your knowledge and NDE studies. Fascinating. I keep an open mind regarding spirituality (but not with religion) and read or watch as much as I can on the subject. I’ve never had an NDE but did have an OBE when I was young, only for a few seconds. Also had an incredible experience inside a church once, again for only a few seconds. Best wishes. Love & light from California. ✨

[@user-gh8me1bi4z]

I m so very addicted to this channel.always lukin forward to watching videos here

[@paker51]

I remember one story about an NDE was the person was asked if they wish to remember what happened during their NDE after that person returned to their body.

[@kthippie6004]

Very interesting! So, maybe the 80% of people who died and came back had an NDE, they just don't remember it. The 80% perhaps chose not to remember.

[@paker51]

@@kthippie6004 learning about the "afterlife" and remembering could make it hard to deal with the reality of living on earth. Just my thoughts.

[@kthippie6004]

I totally agree.@@paker51

[@pest_4109]

I haven't had an NDE but I had 3 ayahuasca journeys and on the strongest I was in a place where I felt it's where we are REAL, it's where we come from and where we go back to after this, which is just a retreat we come to to experience beautiful things and horrible things and learn from them.

[@rogerbec5766]

I underwent a quadruple bypass in 2009. I was hoping for an NDE experience during my operation but no luck. I guess it's not for everyone. Still, I enjoy immensely hearing people talk about their experience. Gives me hope as I hope it does for everyone else.

[@wendyherzenberg5048]

What a wonderful job this woman has! I wish this could have been my life’s work. I so enjoyed listening to this. Thank you 🙏

[@jenewingtxlpc]

I am so glad I found this video! I am an LPC, licensed in Texas, & I got my degree from SFA, which is a CACREP program. I’ve had some “abilities” since I was at least in high school. I have several autoimmune disorders and have almost died from them twice…the most recently was this past August. I was born and raised in Dallas, my daughter graduated from TWU, & we’re actually looking to move back to Dallas (from Nacogdoches) in the next few months to be closer to my mom. I would love to be able to get in touch with you and discuss your work as well as share my experiences with you. Some of what you said confirms a lot of what I’ve experienced but I have yet to see discussed in other NDE videos.

[@joannecooper]

I had a nde and it changed my life completely. They gave me something to do when I came back. It's been a real journey.

[@jaime668]

It happened to me too this week. How are you now?

[@MrQuack811]

Every NDE I've watched on KZbin the person speaks about FEELING LOVE! She never mentioned anything about LOVE! ❤

[@lorih2249]

Exactly.

[@jenarmstrong6990]

Yes I felt love every time

[@erinsuzy613]

10:50 she says "all loving" two times

[@MrQuack811]

She mentioned the word love, But I didn't talk about the "overwhelming feeling of love"

[@transmutatingaswespeak3480]

I really have just become a huge fan of Janice! She defines everything so amazingly and yet still very objectively looking at every surface every facet not missing one detail ... gonna get one of her books

[@diverbrent]

Thank you for sharing, much love and blessings…

[@dapperlygrungy3189]

I had a NDE once, but mine was different. I dozed off driving home and once I swerved off my lane a bright flash of light came across my car and it woke me up. This light was super bright. I will never forget it. I was driving on a city street and it happened 3-4am so no one was around. I wasn't driving fast either. I looked around me to see if it was an oncoming car and there were no cars around. If not for the light, I don't think I'd be badly injured. But this experience told me some angel, force or energy was watching over me.

[@teejay8258]

Thank you for this. You have answered one of my biggest questions, which is why people believe they see Jesus, or any other religious figures. I am not religious, so this has always niggled me a little. Your explanation of people being unable to describe in human terms what they've experienced (and so use the only explanation they know, which is Jesus or God), really resonates. Thank you!

[@robertdercole8201]

I have stumbled upon your video and how fascinating! In my late teens early 20's (I'm now 56) I was massively involved in meditation, originally to help me out concentrate my competitors in professional motor racing which I was involved in. The concepts and experiences you describe here are so fascinating to me because through intense concentration meditation I was able to access the same things and it changed my view of reality itself. It appears that by turning off the mind we are able to access other realities. As a keen student of quantum physics it seem our scientific community are also slowly coming to realise these realties are very real also.

[@Relevantminded]

I've only ever had an OBE one time but no NDE, but it did take me out into space near Saturn and the sights and sounds were amazing! It was like it was in Super 20K or something but was absolutely incredible and vibrant and I only wish it lasted longer.

[@ilsedemolder3973]

Maybe a weird question i'm asking but wasn't it cold up there?

[@Relevantminded]

@ilsedemolder3973 I was out of body so I didn't have nerve endings to feel heat or cold lol

[@jeromebarry1741]

I have not experienced a near death event. Lucky me. My first wife died in 2022. For 10 months between her birthdate in 2022, a few months after her death, to my marriage to a new wife in July 2023, she got my attention, helped me, taught me, revealed to me, encouraged me, answered questions, and gave me permission to marry again. My first wife appeared to me in dreams 4 times. My mother-in-law recently visited me in a dream to show me what she was doing in Heaven. My religious leaders tell me that these things didn't happen because they cannot. What, then are they religious for?

[@sonicspring6448]

@jeromebarry1741, sounds like they're stuck in a bit of a doctrinal box.

[@luct3368]

Control. Farming human spirituality.

[@craigmiller5876]

What you are describing is manifesting. “We” are actually a portion of the awareness of our oversoul, which chooses to play a role in the “grand dream” of physical reality. Physical reality is composed of “manifestations” of all the different “players” projecting their individual interpretations of each other’s vibrations into a form which takes shape, ultimately, as the physical world. The reason deceased people see different things during their near-death experiences is because of how they “interpret” the vibrations of what and whom they encounter on the other side. If you interpret a spirit’s vibration as Jesus, then you will “manifest” an image of Jesus as you interact with that spirit. The spirits themselves have no actual physical form. We give physical reality form and meaning based on our interpretation of all the various vibrations that are occurring. Our interpretations are shaped by the history of the incarnated spirit’s physical experiences. Once we have been dead long enough to realize this is how it works, we stop manifesting and slip back into our natural spiritual state of being. Nanci Danison is a good source for how this works if you are interested in exploring it.

[@icarus166]

Good post. But here’s my take. The brain is actually not dead when a person has an NDE, upon death it releases a flood of chemicals including DMT which shut down sensory gating. Sensory gating is our nervous system keeping out whatever is not useful for our life and survival here on earth. Individuals who are highly sensitive have low sensory gating and are known to perceive a lot of things these NDE reports show, but without actually dying. Buddha taught there is no soul. No self nature that continuous to exist. No self nature to anything at all in existence. And in meditation this can be observed directly. Who “you” are is just the totality of the universe expressing itself uniquely in this moment. You are everything and no-thing or God in western terms. After the brain has blasted itself with DMT and other chemicals to open the spirit doors so to speak, the person will do just as you stated: interpret things in the light of its memories. When the brain finally truly dies what will happen is merger with everything and no-thing which it always was. This is what the Buddha called Pari Nibbana.

[@ChannelWright]

Thanks, I’ve been aware of this process. But I’ve wanted more knowledge of how it works. I think Nanci’s insights may be useful. I’ll check her out!

[@societyofgoodness4643]

Perfect description! 🙌

[@debk6161]

Exactly! I have had an NDE and you are absolutely correct! Thank you, Craig, for the succinct explanation. 🏆

[@DanielH3342]

I've thought about the soul in its relation to God, or Source, or what-have-you, as being more like a mirror. If you take a mirror and break it up into a thousand pieces, each of the pieces are unique but still reflect the same image. I wonder if we are all part of the same consciousness, just stratified for some purpose. What do you think of that idea?

[@iamthegreatiam2075]

I’m a elementary school drop out, had a NDE at age 10. Quit school, to focus on being.

[@74palms]

Damn, it's interesting to imagine what coming to that realization so young felt like. Was it a gradual change? What did your parents think?

[@iamthegreatiam2075]

@@74palms it’s was instant change. It impossible to go back to believing the world of form aka matrix aka “real world”. As one mime y I was a typical kid just being meshed into physical reality , next my awareness was expanded to infinity. I knew I have been and always will be, here felt like being shoved into a tiny space. I’ve never been able to pretend here is real,finite and all that jazz. My parents , think I suffered a psychotic break from lack of oxygen. They’re very much of the incarnation matrix. One’s an atheist , other a materialist agnostic. They can’t admit to themselves they’re mistaken. I love them, as I love everyone. Yet they amuse me when trying to constrain me into their narrow paradigms. 😂

[@74palms]

@@iamthegreatiam2075 much love to you

[@iamthegreatiam2075]

@@74palms Much love to you as well. May you find that which you are,everywhere you go.

[@passiturner3239]

I do believe the testimonies of the NDEs experiences and their interpretations of what they meant for them personally as well as if to teach and/or share lessons and/or insights of the purposes of our human existence. Thanks for sharing these NDEs testimonials too. And Bless and Love Us ALL HUMANKIND!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@suzieq8379]

ty for believing I'm to the point now I don't care if anyone believes me or not I know it was real and don't care to tell ppl now how beautiful it was I was only 5 and now I'm 64 seems like yesterday

[@passiturner3239]

I sincerely believe you and your experience through your human experience on this Earth and your level of soul’s consciousness that inhabits it. God continue to Bless You ❤️

[@robynivory3788]

Well worth a watch this. Thank you for educating those of us curious on this NDE mystery by covering the phenomenon with such comprehensive facts taken by quite some extensive research on your behalf..

[@Ulysses.S.Grant.For.The.Union.]

Very well worth it. I was three when I had mine, concepts of god or religious figures were not in it. Because I had no reference point of such. Nice to hear her explain why we have so many different accounts.

[@robynivory3788]

@Ulysses.S.Grant.For.The.Union. it is indeed awesome that here you are all these years on, still looking for and seeking answers. It would seem these experiences remain very much a greater part of an individuals life here on earth. Perhaps you should share yours friend... I for one would love to hear it.

[@Ulysses.S.Grant.For.The.Union.]

​@@robynivory3788 Wish I could say more but truly I only remember three things. 1 this life would be really hard. And it has been really hard. 2 I could never kill anyone. And I came close to doing just that to a really bad person. And 3 that when this life was over, it would feel like an instant and it would be but one of thousands, or many. At three I did not know what a thousand was but was made to know it’s a lot of lives I’ve lived. As a side note, since childhood I’ve had a recurring dream where I killed someone. A part of me thinks it’s recurring because it may have been in a past life.

[@ivanhicks887]

Excellent Presentation - Thankyou - You were Definitely "Chosen" To Be the One To Transmit this Knowledge -- God Bless You

[@CQ-369]

I was born with my umbilical cord wrapped around my neck & blue. Thanks to a quick acting nurse, who gave me a shot of adrenaline, I am alive today. After hearing how one can forget an NDE I'm wondering if I had one as a newborn. Since childhood, qualities of survivors like spirituality, empathy, etc have come naturally. I'm also gifted with a certain "knowing" I don't usually speak of. Not saying I'm saintly, but I do have those traits. Is it possible?

[@kthippie6004]

All things are possible. 🥰 I feel I'm like you, I have a certain "knowing" of things, especially in dangerous situations. Perhaps it's our guardian angels "guiding" us? Maybe we're clairvoyant? Like you, I think when I was ~8 years old I may have died from pneumonia, and then came back (NDE?). I think our "spiritual" feelings and awareness is a gift, for sure. Who knows, maybe you will one day be a saint!!😇🥰

[@gabrielabobocea4976]

Thank you so much for sharing all this knowlege.

[@skallywalla502]

Thank you so much for this. I had an NDE last week, and I'm still uncertain where it fits into my life. I was so spiritual I felt like a mystic before it happened, so I haven't experienced any kind of shift of mentality. But I also understand the energetic toll it takes to have your soul nearly separate from your body and get pulled back to Earth. It's a lot. And it takes time to recover from. My energy body/soul feels like it's been through a meat grinder. But perhaps I feel it more because I could regularly communicate with and feel the Other Side for the last few years and can feel the different parts of my soul. There were more parts of me who wanted to go than wanted to stay. I'm still feeling pretty lost about the whole thing.

[@tureelowson4729]

Now in my eighties, finally finding answers to questions I have had for most of my adult life. listening to people with NDE has made that possible. Empathy, kindness and love for all. It really works!!!

[@jenarmstrong6990]

This is great, I've had quite a few nde and I've found that I have progressed in knowledge each time to the point now, I know I AM THE CREATOR OF MY EXPERIENCE and also when the time comes that I choose not to return, I can diverge from the light tunnel at any time and create a new. It takes but a moment to real eyes, hey! I've left my body! I am consciousness first and foremost.

[@rainmanj9978]

What do you mean diverge from the tunnel? You mean not to go through the tunnel like the whole light trap idea? What did you see can you tell us please? Thank you

[@Teacher369]

About the spirit world seeming more REAL than this one, I agree. I sensed my mother 3 times from 900 miles away, hours before she transitioned. I knew someone was in the room with me. I felt it without seeing or hearing anything. I believe our brain and therefore our senses stifle our ability to sense the energy (or presence) that exists around us. Alzheimer’s patients are a good example of this. I witnessed my father seeing his mother 3 days before he died.

[@allisonthor8224]

I think we choose to remember or to not remember the experience before we come back. But she has a good point in that most nde folks are drastically changed. Where others are the same

[@neolithic.cosmonaut]

Good point to consider.

[@MustafaBaabad]

I really appreciate your work that you keep it objective and not opinionated. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@moonpluto]

She's great. Clear, informative and lucid analysis.

[@shmarice]

As a young counselor, it's so wonderful to see an experienced colleague contribute this research to the topic of NDEs. I haven't had one myself, but I have had impactful experiences with the spiritual realm through dreams, extrasensory awareness, studying existence, and psychedelics- thanks to her for doing this research!

[@karinamichele1478]

Thank you! Much love and gratitude...💜

[@mechanicman8687]

I wiped out on my motorcycle without a helmet and hit my head pretty bad. Was in a coma for about a week. Friends and family would visit me and said I would go through motions of riding a motorcycle. Can’t remember the wreck or remember anything while in a coma. Just know that I had to happen because my life was different. I turned 21 years old out drinking and all

[@findelciclo]

Outstanding. Thank you.

[@donovankelly7723]

I’ve been reading/researching NDEs for the past year and find it fascinating AND encouraging

[@boolena]

You’re awesome. Thanks for your commitment to the research and your very fine clarity.

[@daveH55]

Very well analysed, Thank you

[@katieserra6492]

This is a wonderful interview. Thanks for sharing.

[@charlesa.robinson7722]

Nice breakdown of what you had learned.

[@glvarner]

Hat is off to you, Ma'am. Very instructive and enlightening. Thanks so much for the information.

[@michellerosen6487]

Dr. What if I can remember something that happened to me before I was born. I told few people in my life who know me really well and knew for sure they know that I am not crazy. Do you know of anyone else who talked to you about it?

[@deltonviera2051]

Thanks 😊😊

[@oldschoolmotorsickle]

This lady is on-point. Very well presented.

[@tabathaflores4761]

Brilliant interview

[@tonygatos1]

The info provided in this wonderful video is in line with the views of scientists who are exploring the nature of death and reality.

[@amyjones4362]

I had a difficult labour with my only son. During this, I had an NDE. I left my body, watched the proceedings, then it was as though I was in a space that seemed to be a kind of waiting room. I am a very anxious person and I noted that I felt no anxiety at all - for possibly the first time I could remember even since childhood (I had a turbulent childhood). I wasn't really aware of any detail of myself or my life at that point - I just was. Just existing. I was 'told' that I could go on to the next thing or I could return. I was warned that if I returned that I would experience excruciating agony and that things would be hard. I was shown a flash of what i would return to. I suddenly realised that I was giving birth and that if I left, my son would have no mother. I couldn't leave him to that life all alone. So I jumped back in, and it was hard and it was agony and life was very difficult for a number of years. I have a thought that plagues me: other people who experience an NDE seem to be given some great purpose and not many people are given a choice. Does this mean it didn't matter if I lived or died? Not even to my son? It really stresses me out to think about this. I was wondering if anyone had ever encountered something similar and really welcome any thoughts on this. Thank you so much :) x

[@dawnelder9046]

You had a choice. You were given the option to be with your son. My young cousin had to leave her two small children. Although I believe she still watches over them. You faced pain for the love you had for your son and he was raised with that love. He would not have been better off without you.

[@phoenixfireclusterbomb]

There was a reason that you became his mother. Out of all the mothers that he possibly could’ve had, he picked you and you may have very well picked each other before setting foot in this place. Its all a story that is ultimately written by God himself. There may have been something equally important for you if you had chose to move forward. God gave you the option to choose. Knowing otherwise could’ve been too much to handle at the time. Therefore you were in a room with very little influence otherwise. Its all part of the journey of becoming what God already knows what we’re. it’s important for us to participate in coming into that knowledge for ourselves. I believe this is what creates authenticity. When your finished here I’m certain you’ll be excited to move forward and will realize the perplexities of that situation that required the unique settings of that moment of both situations being of equal importance. God just needed to figure his next move and let you make that choice. Cause, God gives us freedom to choose for ourselves. He’s a good God and loves you very much. I’m sure he’s proud of you regardless of the choice you would’ve made and that son of yours is very lucky to have a Mom that choose him, twice.

[@wttw4942]

This further convinces me that these types of experiences are 100% created by consciousness when it is in a disembodied state, or within a brain that for some reason temporarily lost control of the physical body. When consciousness is in this state, it creates an imaginary environment in which it can navigate in a familiar way, with control. I am almost certain that this experience is temporary and lasts the time that consciousness needs to acclimatize to its new environment and existential condition. In this way he manages to assimilate the trauma of this agonizing situation. In other words, consciousness tries to assimilate the existential mechanics of its new environment, creating scenes that it can understand more or less logically, with familiar data that it obtains from memories, belief structures, including intimate and personal cultural experiences. Therefore, the experiences that a person can experience are mere scenes based on the belief system that person has. In other words; The person will experience a personalized version of what he believes will happen when he dies. If the dying person believes in religious figures, demons, angels singing in a choir, or their version of God, deceased relatives, etc., that is exactly what he will experience. If he believes that he was bad enough to go to hell and be tortured by demons, that is what he will experience. Simply put, what you experience in this state belongs solely to you. That's why no one experiences the exact same thing in an NDE. I don't recommend anyone to have preconceived ideas of what will happen when they die. Especially ideas that come from religious dogmas that raise topics such as guilt, sin, eternal death, demons, etc. . . . These ideas can very easily turn the initial experience of death into the worst existential nightmare you will ever experience. It is better to go with a neutral mentality to enjoy the journey without guilt or emotional burdens.

[@margaretleboeuf6765]

For others interested in learning more about spirituality, Nicky Alan, from the UK, is a great source.

[@deltavee2]

First, thank you Janice for publishing this video. It jibes exactly with the compendium of material I have read and viewed over the last approximately 30 years from sources too great for me to number. Your logical and well planned presentation will be of great value to anybody exposed to it. You kept my attention all the way through. Nice editing by the way. Yours in Light and Love DTV

[@questioneverything2488]

thankyou so much for the lecture and I this which I shall look at today. Thankyou 😄😄😁

[@andrewclayton4181]

Very well articulated.

[@joelombrdo]

Excellent video.

[@kimbratton9620]

Very good!

[@coryrichardson7272]

I literally was pondering the exact same thought yesterday. What they are going through they can't explain because they've nothing to reference it to making it difficult to correlate this through language. "A qualitatively different experience" , yes thank you for quantifying that. Another excellent point of note is the 'what you are prepared for is what you experience'. I've only thought that myself once, and seen a video on that notion once, now it's confirmed and thank you for that, we may not have the details but the concept seems solid somehow the experience is tailored to the individual.

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Great video and talk. I learnt a lot. Very interesting. Thanks a lot.

[@chrisallard1819]

Marvellous - thank you

[@brittlundkvist5264]

The only "new" thing for me is from New Zealand; raising above the country and seeing a platform from where Souls incarnate!