Neurosurgeon Admits: “My Near-Death Experience was

Neurosurgeon Admits: “My Near-Death Experience was



Eben Alexander is a neurosurgeon and author (US). He describes his near-death experience that happened in 2008 during a coma when he was treated for severe meningitis. (Excerpt from a Thanatos TV Interview:

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27 thoughts on “Neurosurgeon Admits: “My Near-Death Experience was

  1. Your commitment to educate us about a near death experience you went through & the subsequent changes it had on you . along with the fact that you are conversant in medical science, is truly a loving gift to fellow nde experiencers and to those of us learning 2nd hand about this reality. Thank you scouts that went on ahead, returned & are sharing this wisdom.

  2. I love the story of his experience. It's profound. I really hope there is a way we can reunite with our loved ones after we check out.

  3. This is the dream. The other side is 100 times more real. I had an experience and it changed me completely. Now I know that we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Our bodies just avatars.

  4. Yes! I had a nde in 2017. It was amazing. The best thing to of happened to me. I remember telling my mom "its real! Its more real than this here!" When i came back i was so happy to tell everyone that God is real. Heaven is real. Life after death is real.

  5. What a beautiful deeply spiritual experience confirming who you really are. We are spiritual immortal beings a spark at conception, we incarnate developing and maturing our spirituality, Empathy Intuition and Imagination. ❤

  6. Doctors learn to patronize a patient in medical school and no doubt have either killed (or nearly) killed patients throughout their careers. If dctors were TAUGHT TO LISTEN to their patients (who know their own bodies) in medical schools, perhaps over time, the profession could ATONE for the HISTORY of the AMA!

  7. I actually got to meet the doctor in Lynchburg he was one of the specialist that came in my aunt Angie's room to examine her because she was on life support and I remember him telling us let her brain was damaged and to go ahead and let her go unplug her that she would be in a much better place and at peace I found out later that he had written a book about dying and going to heaven I've got the book and it's just a comfort that someone like Dr Alexander has been through this experience it brings people comfort

  8. I am so grateful this doctor is willing to share his story. It makes me sad. His fellow colleagues were patting him on the back. But then again people can't understand what they're not yet ready for.

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