Near-death Experience Podcast

Today we share three recent near-death experiences from the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation website. you can read the experiences of Brian H, Evelyn D, and Charlie J on that website.

Those who study near-death experiences long enough are bound to come across the concept of reincarnation. The question is, is it real? Do we experience multiple mortal lives? In this episode we address that question.

Here’s an experience I haven’t read yet, but that we discover together. I did this partly because I enjoy discovering things fresh, and partly to illustrate that I’m not cherry-picking these accounts based on my beliefs. Most of the experiences I at least scan through to assess factors like length or particular subject matter (such …

Near-death experiences make it clear that there is something after this life. But what about before? Russell Ricks’ near-death-like experience sheds some light on this. Experience quoted in this episode is from Russell Ricks’ book, Remember: A Little Boy’s Near-Death Experience.

After sharing the NDE of Karen Shaeffer, we discuss the after effects many experiencers have following their visit to the other side. And this isn’t the stuff of paranormal fiction, either. ​

I have a few disclaimers surrounding near-death experiences. These are things to keep in mind as you study NDEs to ensure that you have a good balance of open-mindedness and healthy skepticism.

Three near-death experiences recorded in the last week and a half. Each of these experiences can be found at ​http://www.nderf.org/Archives/NDERF_NDEs.html

Ricky Randolph went hunting alone, and as one who goes out into the woods alone without telling anyone is want to do, he slips, and falls from an eighty-foot cliff. But rather than being the end of his story, it’s just the beginning.

What does a blind person see when they have a near-death experience? Vicki Noratuk, who went blind since shortly after her birth, can tell us. Learn more about Vicki at http://ndestories.org/vicki-noratuk/

If you haven’t studied near-death experiences, this idea of being one with everything may sound a little odd. But it is clearly one of the fundamental aspects of the near-death experience. This is the 12th of the 12 fundamentals. If you’re just beginning your study of NDEs, you may want to listen to this and …

In case you like your urban setting, have no fear! According to NDEs, there are buildings, cities, and (believe it or not) technology in the spirit world. Many of the experiences shared in this episode can be found at https://www.near-death.com/science/research/temple-of-knowledge.html

What is the terrain on the other side? Are we all just living on a cloud? What kind of landscape will we be in after death?

We’re still discussing the basics today, this time focusing on the light. More than just brightness emanating from from a bunch of protons, the light discussed in near-death experiences is full of much, much more.

Will we meet with loved ones again after we die? For most, the answer seems to be a resounding YES!

How do spirits communicate? Are there still language barriers in Heaven? How well can we really understand each other on the other side?

How does time pass in the spirit world? Do we perceive time the same as here? The short answer is, we probably don’t perceive it at all.

Meeting God is not common in mortal life. But what about after death?

There are few aspects to the near-death experience that have had a more profound effect on the way I live my life than the concept of the life review. Far more than your life flashing before your eyes, in some ways the life review may someday teach you more than your actual life did.

Let’s talk about the tunnel. Possibly one of the most commonly known elements of a near-death experience. In this episode, we read the remarkable NDE of Grace Bubulka-Hatmaker.

The second common element in a near-death experience after Out of the Body is the void. I was tempted to save this one for later, but it really is quite a common experience. It may be a little harder an element to swallow at first, but if you become familiar with the concept, and read …