"There Are Golden Rivers of Love Flowing Through This Room" | In memoriam Peter Fenwick

[@blueskiesatx]

I just found out we lost Peter Fenwick on Nov. 22, 2024. I’ve always loved listening to any interview he’s done. RIP Dr. Fenwick. Thank you for your open-mindedness and NDE studies.

[@kkly27]

Oh, I hadn’t realised he’d died. I loved listening to him talk about this subject. He was so passionate and spoke so brilliantly about it. He will be missed but at least he now knows… Deepest condolences to his family and friends ❤

[@Paul-010]

Ooh no, I hadn’t known he had returned home. God bless you Peter and enjoy your new adventure ! Thank you for the hope you gave to many of us.

[@DreamMonster7X]

Just found out tonight.

[@Freudenfreude111]

Same :-( When was this recorded?

[@annemt]

His videos helped me so much.

[@jackmedcalf6254]

Peter Fenwick was an original!!! Sorry to see he isn't with us anymore...but happy to know that he is now in his English garden. Bless him.

[@DreamMonster7X]

November 22nd he passed.

[@zeroounce8874]

😂😂😂 in his English garden. 😂 He is home for sure.

[@solemniti3410]

My Mother died from lung cancer in June. She could barely speak without severe coughing fits would call her daily and pray for her healing because I live overseas. The Sunday before she died, I called and we prayed. Then before we ended our call, My Mother began to pour out blessings upon me. She spoke clearly without coughing and prayed for me in a way she had never done before. I responded "Thank you so much Mamma, I love you so much". I didn't realize that we were saying goodbye. Four days later, she passed away. She died in my Father's arms and it was so peaceful, Dad didn't know she had died. Simply closed her eyes and was gone. That prayer moment still haunts me.

[@AngelHowe-s3q]

I lost my Daddy and mama a year apart I know your pain and understand about your last phone conversation my Daddy died of stage 4 throat and lung cancer during COVID so I couldn't be with him he called me 3 hours before he died and apologized for having to die and told me he couldn't help it and said he was worried about me because he knew I wasn't going to take it good and wasn't going to rest knowing that. I told him he was my hero and best friend and as long as I knew he would be on the other side waiting for me I would be ok and he said oh yeah you would know that and said he loved me and we hung up I didn't realize that would be the last time I heard his voice

[@PL.Borneo]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@natashapope3785]

❤😊​@@AngelHowe-s3q

[@mirgrande7683]

A blessing too Soleman to be with your own familts etc - through the transition. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH-yhXljr9OEr9k

[@elisabethburghart2225]

I am grateful for your sharing her continuation into the afterlife!

[@dcmurray6466]

This man has helped so many people in his life, there should be a holiday in his honour. Thank you Dr Fenwick, you have certainly helped me.

[@valeriecalder1273]

When my father died he was aged 80 years and in hospital. I visited him the evening before he died and he told me my deceased mother was there with him in the room, also his mother and our deceased family dog. At the time I assumed it was a drug related occurrence but I found out later that he was not on any drugs at all. Thank you for your informative work. From UK

[@ramseypietronasser2]

I had great fortune meeting the man. When I thanked him and told him I was no longer afraid of dying, his eyes lit up. He said: "it's very special." When I wanted to take a picture of him with me, he let me put my hand around his shoulder, and there was such warmth. I can remember it vividly. What a lovely, warm-hearted, kind man Later, as I was leaving towards the door, he was coming into the room that I'd just left "Love you," I told him "All right," he replied

[@penelopejewell-ferrer13]

So sweet!

[@holly_kay5570]

When my father was dying, I asked him if he had seen the next world and he said "yes I have" and he spoke to his mother, calling her "mama" saying "the door is open a little, will you open it more for me please?" He was gone a few hours after that. What a treasure was it to be with him at that time. I wish I had asked him more, but that gave me such reassurance.

[@kencrotty3984]

A true combatant against the sterile and stultifying scientific paradigm of materialism; a rich legacy, Peter has truly given -of the things that truly matter. Kudos!

[@elizabethecarlisle1045]

Beautifully said.

[@cathys7087]

Rest in peace, Dr. Fenwick ❤

[@FrancisSpencer-we2yg]

I taught Religious Studies for some thirty years and showed Peter Fenwick’s documentaries on Near-Death Experiences to countless students through out that time. The level of attention and relief was electric every time, as they instinctively knew the reality of what was being addressed. The relief came from realising that it was ok to be open to all the real experiences of their lives and families that did not fit into the reductive coffin of mainstream scientific materialism being pushed at them from all sides. Peter’s scientific curiosity helped to get this on GCSE and A Level syllabuses and to crack that coffin open and ‘let the light pour in’ (Leonard Cohen). Thank you, thank you, thank you for all your life’s work and its door-opening effect on so many lives.

[@schinaro]

Rest In Joy Peter

[@maryhall3722]

Thank you Thanatos team for honouring this lovely man by showing your interview with him today ❤

[@Dion_Mustard]

I am a British man who has had many Out of Body Experiences. I used to be skeptical until I started having these amazing experiences that taught me consciousness is "non-local". My consciousness was NOT inside my body. And it was not a hallucination. I know this because I was able to visit a location and see what was happening and it was all accurate when I later did my research. So this whole idea that NDEs and OBEs are tricks of the mind is Utter nonsense. Rest in Power Dr Peter Fenwick! I shall miss his interviews :(

[@zeroounce8874]

Exactly. I had only one experience but it was immensely enjoyable and profound. It lasted for 5days and I was in my body(10%) but at the same time out of my body(like 90% of real me). I understood I wasn’t my body. I was a sceptic before too. I was an atheist but after this experience I understood we have a soul and there is something out there God/Universe. I understood we are all ONE and we are all LOVE. Nothing matters but LOVE. I would have never believe this if I had not experienced it myself. ❤

[@Dion_Mustard]

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[@giampaolopaparella8099]

Hello there, I never had an OBE and I really looking to have experience but I don’t know how to start, is there some practice that I have to do? Many people had an OBE like you like Robert Monroe, but I don’t understand why some yes and others like me not have those experiences. I listen some audio binaural like hemi-sync but nothing happened to me for now. Thanks for you job for your research Peter Fenwick.

[@hannahjones8992]

​Learn to meditate and practice daily and live a good compassionate life, the benefits are boundless. God Bless 🙏🏻💖

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Really ? You should claim the $ 1 million which James Randi has promised to anyone who could prove they had an Out of Body or any other psychic experience..?? In more than 25 years nobody has claimed it..? I often wonder why not......?

[@ingridstockton6311]

He was a great human being and distinguished scholar of the NDE experience. I envision him carrying on his work on the other side as I can't imagine him just sitting on his laurels. We will miss you, Dr. Fenwick. Godspeed.

[@elizabethecarlisle1045]

Peter Fenwick waa such an absolutely lovely man. He's opened the eyes and hearts of so many people, globally. You've been a bright light, chap. May God bless you and hold you in the hollow of his hand.

[@michaeldwyer9656]

R.I.P. Dr. Peter Fenwick. I enjoyed reading his work. Condolences to the family.

[@dm95422]

I hope to meet this great man one day on the other side, high up in heaven. R.I.P. ❤❤❤

[@natashabye3261]

I experienced an NDE at the age of 21. For me, there weren't tunnels, lights or gardens. However, it was more of what I DIDN'T experience: I was vividly aware of ZERO drama, emotions, strife, angst, attachment to anyone or anything (at the age of 21, this was highly noticeable!). And in the place of all that we engage with in this human experience, on this plane of existence, I felt the utmost and endless PEACE beyond innerstanding. I wanted to stay in that blissful frequency forever...or at least when I heard my name being called to bring me back, I didn't want to relinquish this bliss to go back to what I KNEW was going to be HARD work! Still, I followed the sound of the voice calling my name and 'came to'.

[@ginettemorin2]

R.I.P. Mr Fenwick and thank you for your valuable work on that important topic.

[@grantsmythe8625]

To Thanatos TV: Thank you very much for this very insightful and helpful video.

[@Nick-gq2iy]

I had no idea he had passed. What a nice man he was. Sadly, Wikipedia trashes his reputation, as is their usual behavior when someone goes against the status quo! 🙄

[@jamenta2]

Wikipedia slimes any scientists who dares research Psi phenomenon or any other phenomena that doesn't follow the hardline Materialist philosophy. It's pretty heinous and vomit worthy.

[@lisaclausen8304]

Love this man! So appreciate you playing this video of him. Will miss him deeply, although he is probably with us in spirit and will lead the way. . Thank you!

[@DreamMonster7X]

Been listening to Dr. Fenwick since 2010. Helped reinforce my new spiritualness with his work in NDE's. RIP my good friend!

[@kevhill8106]

I have followed the work of Dr Peter Fenwick with relish since the mid 1990s. Every presentation Dr Fenwick appeared on, revealed a disarmingly respectful attitude towards the views of those who experienced difficulty in appreciating his own conclusions. His conclusions, it must be said, were arrived at with forensic attention to the demands of true science. May Divine Love enfold this wonderful man. We can only imagine that this beautiful soul would greet the intense beauty of the world he is now experiencing, with utmost elegance. The reality of the survival of his loved ones, now surrounding him in great number, all shining with youthful vitality will be most rewarding for this great man.

[@E-Kat]

I had a dream where I saw my husband in coma in ICU and our children were standing all around the bed. A nurse came in and said that we can bring a cd as there's a cd player to play my husband's favourite music to wake him from coma... and then a saw him on another ward where a male nurse told me to follow him and he took me to a partially shut down ward, where I was told my husband wasn't looked after well. And there was more. I woke up screaming and feeling a strange sensation in my chest, but not chest pain. It was as if my soul was hurting. Two years later this all had happened, exactly as it was in the dream, down to the smallest detail. I still remember this dream as if I had dreamt it last night as it was the most upsetting dream I had ever dreamed. Is our whole life already predestined?

[@rjsimpkins2911]

No. You were fortunate to have this as a preparatory message. I believe it was meant to make the experience easier to deal with, as opposed to what it would have been without it.

[@Loveiswhywearehere]

I hope your husband fully recovered?

[@veraintuizione6497]

Time does not exist. All happens in the present. There's no past no future. So, to us it seems predestined.

[@E-Kat]

@@Loveiswhyweareheremy husband did recover, but after making an amazing progress, he had died in hospital due to negligence as I wasn't allowed to come with him and instruct the nurses how to look after him. The Covid restrictions meant thst although my husband and I were isolating together at home, and I hadn't been anywhere outside in the whole time since the covid outbreak, the paramedics refused to take me with my husband. Going by car would have meant breaking the isolation. He was so badly neglected by the hospital staff that I find it soul crushing to write about it. When in hospital with me before covid, and at home, he was making incredible progress . The doctors have thanked me for the teamwork, when I was there, with my husband, every day, often all the way throughout the night, for almost two years. Thank you for your kind message. ❤

[@E-Kat]

@@rjsimpkins2911That had happened two years prior to my husband becoming very suddenly unwell and it had made me extremely anxious for all this time. I have had other dreams which have come true. Thank you for your kind thoughts. ❤

[@JimKanaris]

Peter Fenwick is a legend!

[@goodtimegwyn]

I was thinking of Peter about a week ago. I even went so far as to search for information about him on google and wondering how he was. It must have been around the time he was dying. Two years ago I was laying bed and my husband was downstairs. I texted him- please phone Johnny tomorrow because he’s going to die Johnny was his workmate. My husband has retired. I had the text back ‘ go to sky you mad woman’. Johnny has had cancer, but was in remission and back in work. Anyway I persuaded my husband to phone him the next day. They had Little chat and agreed to meet up after Christmas (it was two weeks before Christmas at the time). I’m glad he phoned him, because he died in his sleep just after Christmas. I still have the dated text. Proof.

[@zeroounce8874]

Yes. It’s real. My mother haven’t seen her brother for about 4years because of Covid restrictions and so on. He lived in a different city. I called my mother everyday during this period (and still do) but I kept telling my mother to visit her brother. Kept telling her every day for maybe a week. I said:- “mum please visit your brother “ She did go and went to see him every day from Monday to Friday. Next week he died. I was very happy that at least she spent some time with him. She actually spent 5days with him. It’s not a coincidence.

[@linhdtu]

RIP Dr Fenwick. You have brought much peace to me ever since i read your book "Art of dying"

[@daniela2461]

Professor Fenwick was and IS a legend , at the same level of Dr Mishlove. He was a pioneer in his research , so ahead of his time. What an honour to listen to him . His voice fills me with joy every single time I listen to his videos.

[@wesboundmusic]

I couldn't agree more, @daniela2461! And it's so refreshing and uplifting to see his inner "jexter" peek through with his impish smile here and there 🙂Totally made my rather sad day today to hear and see him! Safe travels, Dr. Fenwick! On to new and even grander adventures!

[@sparklecatcher1772]

Safe journey Dr Fenwick and thank you. What a gentleman. xxx ❤xxx

[@ultracalicokittycat]

Wow, what a great interview! I could've listened to many more hours of this

[@KarePassion]

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[@marie-noellebaechler1433]

Thank you very much. It was extremely interesting, even fascinating!

[@siobhanomalley6343]

My mum saw her dead mother at the end of her bed a few days before she died❤

[@pkstiever]

I would love to hear someone channel Dr. Fenwick so we could hear what he says about his own transition!

[@zeroounce8874]

He went home where love is abundant.

[@davekirsch8121]

I always loved watching Dr. Fenwick’s video presentations - he was brilliant and yet humble. And may he now be personally experiencing the Golden Rivers of Love, himself! Rest in Peace and thanks…. you’ve made such a positive impact on so many of us! ❤️

[@LuvBritTV]

I thought this man had such a lovely voice that sounded younger than his obvious advanced years. I am from England originally, and was brought up during the old days when your grandparents shared a house with the rest of the family. Also when someone died they were 'laid out' in the front parlour in a coffin prior to burial. I was 5 when my grandmother died, I don't remember it, but my mother said she was dying, it took a while, and she'd asked God when she was going to die. People died at home a lot of the time, cared for by family with a visit from the GP making house calls. My mom told me my Nana was laying down, and saw literally 'the writing on the wall' as she clearly saw writing forming words that said "not today, but the 9th". She did die on December 9th. Then when I was 9, my granddad was dying, he was 89, and was having breathing problems, and he'd been a bit delirious in and out of consciousness. He was finally quite and sleeping, my aunt told me to sit with him as she had to go out for something. So I sat, listening to the clock tick, and the fire crackle, and to my granddad's breathing which was laboured. Suddenly he sat up, looking past me to the closed door, and with great happiness began greeting 'friends and relatives' who he could see coming to visit. I looked where he looked but of course saw nothing. He was lucid, and smiling, and I knew some of the names, like a dead uncle, and his bookie that used to come to the house to take his horse racing bets! He said "oh Jimmy so nice to see you! Hello Freddy I'm glad you came!" etc. Seemed to be a crowd of people by the end of it! Then he quietly laid back down and resumed sleeping. When my aunt returned, she asked how he'd been, and I told her the whole event. She nodded wisely, and said "Oh... it won't be long then". When I got up next morning he was dead. My father took me to see him in his coffin days later, I thought it looked nothing like him, he looked like wax and was in a white silk shroud. This was Dec. 17th 1963, the Christmas tree was up, the place decorated, and the coffin was naturally out of place with all that festive decoration. Then on Dec. 30th my father age 45 passed away suddenly, he died from an asthma attack and resulted in heart failure on the way to the hospital. No one had phones in the house in those days. They'd run out to phone the doctor, and forgot about me. I came downstairs, the front door wide open, the rain coming in, windows open too (my dad I guess had panicked and tried to get air). I was frightened, and went from room to room calling for anyone, but no one answered. I finally got up courage to go into the parlour where my GD's coffin had been, and there was my Dad slumped dying in a chair. Grey and obviously dying, I tried to wake him up. It was then that another spiritual thing happened. I heard a voice saying, "you shouldn't be here now, this isn't the place for you", and then I felt invisible hands on my arms pulling me backwards out of the room. I believe now that I was interfering with the death process of my Dad, his eyelids had flickered a bit as if he was trying to come around. He was meant to die then. He'd told my mother that during the war, he had his fortune told by an arab in the desert, who drew a line in the sand and said, "when you 45... kaput!" I'm 70 now, and I can remember this time vividly, ruined Christmas for many years for me, it was traumatic. I was sent away, and not allowed to attend the funeral. I think this was a bad idea as I had no closure. Also my aunt I mentioned, she used to have a clock that stopped and this she said told her she would hear of a death. She was in her 90s and it was usually a good friend or neighbour. RIP Peter, hope your transition was peaceful. ♥

[@MaryBrett-b6n]

I most deeply sympathize with your experiences but they're very interesting so thanks for sharing. My condolences.

[@juliebennion8856]

I happen to be reading your experiences with death, on Christmas Day, and my heart is moved by all you’ve shared here. 🤍Thank You. May you feel the infinite love of God today!

[@colleencolquhoun8818]

This is wonderful!!! I have always watched this honest real dr and thought …. This is the real deal…

[@zeroounce8874]

I had only one experience of out of body but it was immensely enjoyable and profound. It lasted for 5days and I was in my body(10%) but at the same time out of my body(like 90% of real me). I was a sceptic too. I was an atheist but after this experience I understood we have a soul and there is something out there God/Universe. I understood we are all ONE and we are all LOVE. Nothing matters but LOVE. I was in BLISS. I would have never believe this if I had not experienced it myself.

[@SorrentoShore]

Was it lucid dreaming? Or a true NDE?

[@robflynn509]

Your knowledge and wisdom will be missed, it has brought much comfort and assurance to many people, and I hope your legacy will bring it to many more in the future.

[@Salsabilanow1111]

Love ❤️ to all of you, please pray for the children of Gaza 💔💔💔💔

[@6deste]

An absolute legend, a wonderful man. Fantastic interview, many thanks.

[@clearview2311]

Beautiful, Greatful. Fenwick's book the "Art Of Dying" is a must read while you're (alive)

[@TallyRocky]

Thanks for everything, Dr. Fenwick!

[@LM-yn5xq]

Bless you Dr. Fewick 🙏❤️ You have left your mark on humanity. Thank you for your kindness and inspiration. Your wisdom is cherished in my heart.

[@johnt.inscrutable1545]

Such a smart and compassionate man. It’s always especially sad when someone like him leaves this world.

[@woodey028]

A beautiful soul, and a brilliant human. We will treasure your work and think of you often. Love you Peter.

[@alleshiajacksonmichael7469]

God be with, Dr. Fenwick's resesrch is phenomenal. Appreciate all you have accomplished. You are a Blessing.

[@petramucnjak7872]

My mom had cancer that metastasised to her brain. I was with her night and day. She never reported seeing anyone around her during her last days (and her brother, sister and my dad, whom she all loved dearly) had passed on before her. The only "phenomenon" she reported was seeing our dog (who is still alive and well) running around her chair in the hospital while she was receiving chemotherapy, but that was probably the brain cancer talking. Why hadn't anyone come for her?

[@jamenta2]

Maybe someone did come for her, but you never knew.

[@wesboundmusic]

Gut, dass ich dieses Interview schon (nochmal) auf der "Leseliste" hatte - heute hatte ich Gelegenheit es in Ruhe anzuhören und es begibt sich geradezu unheimlich synchronistisch, da mich die Nachricht vom für mich überraschenden Tod eines Bekannten erreichte, mit dem ich noch im Sommer bei einer Einladung ein nettes Gespräch geführt hatte, in dem ich zwar - wie auch vorher schon - von seiner Erkrankung erfuhr, aber er bemühte sich entweder optimistisch zu wirken oder war es wirklich - ich neige zur zweiten Einschätzung und das stimmt auch mit dem Bauchgefühl überein. Sehr tröstlich, seinen Worten und Beobachtungsergebnissen gerade heute lauschen zu dürfen in der Hoffnung, dass es diesem mir bekannten Menschen gelungen sein möge, vor allem die erste Phase so zu durchlaufen, wie es Peter Fenwick hier ausführt. In einem anderen Gespräch meine ich mich an eine Äußerung von ihm zu erinnern, die sinngemäß lautete, dass das Sterben eigentlich schon in der Schule gelehrt werden sollte - und ich nehme an, er meinte damit, dass dieses so stark verdrängte Thema eben weniger tabuisiert sein möge und Menschen auch diesen Vorgang als eine natürliche "Beigabe" des Lebens so gut wie möglich zu akzeptieren oder gar zu meistern lernen. (er betont ja auch hier als wie ungeheuer wichtig er es erachtet, sich mit den bekannten Phasen des Sterbens vertraut zu machen und sich vorzubereiten). Interessant nochmal der Hinweis auf die Wirkweise von Ketamin - dass es dem Sterbevorgang sehr stark ähnelte. In Bezug auf mein eigenes, lange verdrängtes und vergessen geglaubtes Sterbeerlebnis bedeutet das u.U., dass die Erlebnisse von Ketamin mindestens stark gefärbt oder geprägt waren, aber m.E. nicht hinreichend von der Substanzverabreichung selbst erklärt oder beschrieben werden. Nach Bruce Greysons Kriterienkatalog war es definitiv ein Erlebnis, das sich als NTE "qualifiziert". Nun ja. So oder so - mindestens der Beginn der zweiten Phase wird mir dann nicht mehr unbekannt sein. Umso wichtiger, sich dann eben nicht von Angst und Panik überwältigen zu lassen, wie er ja sagt. Neugierig bleiben, in die Hingabe und Annahme gelangen. Danke, Dr. Fenwick! Hierfür und für Ihre Forschungen generell! Danke, Hr. Huemer für die (nochmalige) Bereitstellung dieses Gesprächs! (sofern es schonmal publiziert war)

[@shalynntomkinson4790]

Awesome interview. I love it so much! Thank you, thank you thank you!

[@ariaarmstrong7419]

Wonderful interview. Thank-you for your research, Dr Fenwick.

[@ArchaicSEAL.ST3]

Dr. fenwick died? That sucks for us (great for him). I have always appreciated his research on the subject of death and dying. Glad to know that he finally gets to experience it himself. Hope he is having a grand ole time out there. See you on the otherside man, unless you already came back down again by then.

[@clearview2311]

We are soo blessed to have had your presence Peter, now you have wings...

[@kerry6694]

Peters book is so wonderful , The Art of Dying . Especially from this objective viewpoint.

[@naturesrhythm8506]

Oh, Dr Fenwick! You are going to be so missed! You absolutely helped me when I lost both my siblings during 2020. No doubt you are currently experiencing that which you taught ❤

[@inkeycat1]

Absolutely glorious interview. World class.

[@georgeterenstra494]

Thank you for allowing me to listen to you on KZbin. Your wise words will be sincerely missed.❤

[@jb4358]

Such a lovely man. Thank you for your fascinating work. Rest in Peace and condolences to his family and friends. Xxx

[@benji-5796]

Omg he’s died! What a lovely man he was 😢

[@OlivierMuys]

Enjoy the beyond Peter... Greatly admired your work

[@mintakan003]

The level of detail here is amazing ...

[@brotherdom1]

A little saddened to hear Peter has passed over.Peter thank you for all your research and work in bringing this reality to the fore.My own experience was in 87 and it left me in awe of reality and for a long time lost to understand what reality really is .We all meet in one conciousness 🎉

[@cocolovesart]

What a marvelous man! RIP Dr Fenwick. ❤

[@Dee8Bee]

RIP dr. Fenwick. I followed his KZbin. It was so interesting. He hadn't posted in awhile... I guess he is off on his new adventure.

[@siobhanomalley6343]

The best talk I have ever listened to❤

[@MaryBrett-b6n]

Thank you so much Peter Fenwick and happy transition!

[@taja1976]

Thank you. Peter left a big impression on me. Such a wonderful approach and calm, thoughtful intelligence.

[@tillyvickers2721]

Peter Fenwick...?Oh my!!! I've been following him ( his lovely wife and grandson...and cat!😊) on his you tube channel for ages and was wondering why he had stopped so suddenly... Dear Mr Fenwick: it's thanks to you and channels like Thanatos that I lost my fear of death. My father came to me in dreams for quite a long time after he passed.I'd already forgiven him when he passed but I guess he wanted to be 100% sure I had. In one of those dreams he held my hand and telepathically told me: I'm going to show you thé beauty of where I'm in now.Behind us was thé universe.... But blimey...I can't remember that part or what I saw or where I went to. Only that when we landed back under the arched door from where we'd taken off, he looked me I thé eye and told me ( again, no words) to "please not to forget to tell my sister". I guess she was then still angry with him, but was gradually able to accept and let go. My dad visited in dreams so many times...and those dreams are precious to me. With much gratitude to you both from France.❤❤

[@jthepickle7]

On walks with my dog, I began to look at him as often as he sought to look at me. (a good dog, he always ran off leash) We don't think to look at our dogs so often as every 10 seconds, or so, as they would us, because we don't think to. Makes me wonder what else I'm not thinking to do.

[@williamkopanchuk]

Rest in Peace Dr Peter Fenwick.

[@keensab]

I have always enjoyed Dr. Fenwick's interviews. R.I.P.

[@MaryKingsley-py4js]

Peter is a treasure for us all

[@forresthawkins6621]

Excellent interview please do more like this. I am finding that Dr Fenwick passed . He would always say in his interviews “remain curious “ . I hope that he did just that.

[@sps6]

Wonder ful just looking forward to the day to leave❤

[@tim59ism]

Dr Fenwick (RIP) was an absolute giant of the field, a remarkable fellow ! I believe even more progress would have been made on this subject if the notorious naysayers (ideologically driven sceptics) hadn't been so vocal and successful in quite wrongly convincing the majority of the public that NDE's were only hallucinations. They never were, they aren't now and they won't be categorised as such in the future. A new science is coming and with it a new way of looking at the world which will change it for the better. Not divisive religion (although there's nothing wrong with peaceful Christianity) but an understanding that we are here for a reason, not just to grab what we can and disappear into nothingness, as empty, pointless rationalistic scientism would have us believe. They've been wrong about this for hundreds of years, forcing it down our throats that we are nothing more than biological robots in a meaningless, pointless universe. That's coming to an end.

[@nicolaf2588]

RIP Dr Peter Fenwick. Thank you for sharing your amazing research. I pray that golden rivers of love and loved ones ❤️surrounded you when you passed

[@wagfinpis]

Such a quintessential figure in NDE subject matter. You can see the wisdom in his boyish smile too. ❤from🤍life💛to🩵life💚we💙develop💜the🖤soul

[@Lesley963]

So sad to hear he has passed on, he's left us so much thank you for sharing.

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[@OvercookedOctopusFeet]

Fenwick's work is so important. Along with speakers like Jiddu Krishnamurti and the books of Seth (The Seth Material, etc.), maybe the tide is turning in our understanding and acceptance of the dying process. This understanding can also help us enormously in the 'living process.'

[@louiseanderson1505]

Thank you for this wonderful interview with Peter Fenwick who also has his own channel on KZbin. Just type his name in and his channel will pop up.

[@michaelgill5644]

Very sorry to hear that hes died. I found his talks very interesting, informative and comforting.

[@mirgrande7683]

Awww, such a brilliant man. Gentleman and a Scholar. I hope n' pray all it what he'd learned from and infinitely more. God bless his wife at this time too and family. Been listening to you for some years Dr Fenwick. You have your golden wings again - so soar off to the heights now you have three to do so again. 🙏🙏🙏🌞🌹

[@grantsmythe8625]

It is very important that we all listen closely from time-marker 33:14ff.

[@joseedamour5729]

Thank you for this beautiful interview!

[@thoroughcleanservices8263]

R I p doctor Fenwick watched loads of videos of him important man

[@fusunpamukoglu240]

Rest in peace Peter Fenwick and thank you for your enlightening and comforting studies. You deserve a very good place on the other side.

[@Twistnsine]

Thank you for this video. Your videos helped me tremendously when my father was dying in 2021, and I could tell him about what I had learned through your videos. His anxiety was thereby eased a lot. Thank you 🙏❤️

[@TobiasHeinzle]

R.I.P. Mr. Fenwick and thanks a lot for your work 🙏🏻

[@Mikkey-z9r]

Now, Dr. Fenwick knows the truth of the death experience, as he experienced the transfer of his eternal energy, love and consciousness. When our death comes, it is no longer just a theory, as to what happens to us in our individual transference event, we label as death. Someone calculated in general numbers that the average daily death rate in the world is: 170,790 people per day, 62.5 million per year and approximate 2 deaths every second. Rest in Peace Dr Fenwick.

[@LizBramsen]

Thank you so much for this beautiful interview! ❤❤❤

[@taydilarel27]

Golden rivers of Love he's sensing now with the ones he loves. Love is all you'll have there.

[@Royalroadtotheunc]

Well said. ❤

[@voxelpixel5761]

Excellent interview. Thank you very much.

[@marthabrenes1351]

Gracias 🙏🏻

[@MichaelAyden]

That was incredible, amazing.

[@tonifrancis7163]

Was someone with him at his death? How did he handle it? I would love to know the detils of it. He was so knowledgable.

[@hanne1606]

How fantastic, Thank you ❤

[@estycki]

Awesome 🌞

[@raneshreevankrimpen7460]

Amazing interview. Thank you Dr Fenwick. Rest well in your beautiful English garden now sir ❤

[@raginald7mars408]

As a German Biologist - Death is the biggest Mystery...I always wonder myself - what NDE is - is it Near “Death” - or is it the experience of another “World” - are “Dreams” part of the Celtic “Anderwelt” - at least it is the strongest reminder to live as careful as possible now - to prepare myself for a possible “Ander Welt” - and be able to explore that as a “Scientist”... makes Live now so much more intense, precious and mysterious...

[@jamenta2]

What's interesting is how universal the experience is, and that a remarkable amount of scientific research has accumulated on the subject over the last 3 decades - and it all points to something we have yet to understand about consciousness and death.