Clinically Dead Woman Reveals What The Afterlife Actually

Clinically Dead Woman Reveals What The Afterlife Actually



Our speaker begins by recounting her past work in “organic chemistry” in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and her commute from Rhode Island. The video then transitions to various visuals, including clouds and a fantasy scene, before showing a silhouette against a sunset over water. This account combines personal “history” with abstract imagery, offering a unique perspective on her journey related to “science” and the “energy” within her experiences. Thank you so much Nicole Majik for your profound NDE SUBMIT YOUR NDE BY EMAILING; ndedairy@counsellor.com

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33 thoughts on “Clinically Dead Woman Reveals What The Afterlife Actually

  1. Did you go find out who that woman was that was killed when he came down on top of her car – in the same position that you were in? Just wondering for a second if there might have been some kind of connection

  2. Thank you Nicole for your wonderful experience…and yes, this was most likely a timeline-jump some people are talking about …very interesting and very rare as far as NDEs are considered. Lots of Love from Germany, Robert

  3. This story again? I left off from a different channel as I didn't understand her very well, I'm really sorry if she reads this, no meant to insult you, just having a hard time understanding and as it seems in the comments it's not just me

  4. No, the claim of a near-death experience (NDE) has not been scientifically proven. These experiences cannot be considered evidence for the existence of life after death, as scientists have shown with strong evidence that these phenomena are a natural product of brain activity in critical situations. Physiological factors such as lack of oxygen in the brain (hypoxia), the release of chemicals such as endorphins, dysfunction of the temporal lobes, and the effects of anesthetic drugs can fully explain the feeling of separation from the body, seeing lights, tunneling, and reliving memories. Since these experiences only occur when the brain is partially active (even in the absence of consciousness) and have never been reported during complete brain death, science does not confirm them or consider them supernatural, but rather a complex and personal illusion of the brain shutting down.

  5. I believe your NDE as i believe in alternate universe dimensions and The Mandela Effect. Most important Jesus is our Soverign Lord and God hes our Saviour Amen and loves us so much ❤🙏🙏❤️

  6. There are modern reports of near-death experiences that reflect religions other than Christianity and Hinduism. Thank you.

    Examples include:

    Islam — Some Muslims report seeing figures they interpret as angels or scenes resembling Islamic descriptions of the afterlife.

    Buddhism — Some Buddhists report experiences consistent with Buddhist cosmology, such as realms of rebirth or encounters with beings like Yama.

    Judaism — Some Jewish experiencers report encounters aligned with Jewish beliefs about the afterlife.

    Indigenous traditions — Some Native American and other Indigenous experiencers describe spirit journeys consistent with their cultural beliefs.

    Researchers like Pim van Lommel and Bruce Greyson have documented that NDE content often reflects the person’s cultural or religious background.

    So yes, sir — people today report NDEs shaped by religions other than Christianity and Hinduism. Thank y

  7. Home with God says we can die and then switch to a parallel reality in which we didn't die. Bashar says we do this fairly often (humans in general do) but we're not conscious of it. This woman was conscious of it. I remembering hearing her NDE account years ago and being amazed and fascinated and inspired. I love that I've come across it again.

  8. Wow, this was really trippy. I look forward to dying and finally finding out what the heck is going on with Life and the Universe and God/Great Spirit. Fabulous story, thank you for sharing. Wow. I'm going to be thinking about this for a while.

  9. So did the guy land on you? You died at that impact and came back. Sorry I'm confused did you go the hospital and were you revived there? But then you said you woke up in a different dimension and a year later your coworker said it's been a year since your accident? I don't know anything about quantum physics unless your talking about that show quantum leap. Where the main character jumps from one era to another and solves problems. Is that what you mean?

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