Atheist Dies For 6 Hours; What He Saw On The Other Side Will

Atheist Dies For 6 Hours; What He Saw On The Other Side Will



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Today’s afterlife experience is Cassandra Fawn. from After weeks of unexplained starvation and a near-fatal overdose, Cassandra died—and woke up outside their own body. What he encountered wasn’t fear, but overwhelming peace, a mysterious guide, and a message that changed everything. Cassandra came back convinced reality is far bigger—and more connected—than we think.

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38 thoughts on “Atheist Dies For 6 Hours; What He Saw On The Other Side Will”

  1. Not an NDE. A lucid dream maybe, but not an NDE. Sorry, but even the nurse said – you've been asleep for 6 hours. The reason why that is significant is because he's in a hospital where vitals are tracked. If the medical staff is saying you were "asleep", then you didn't die or nearly die. sorry. didn't happen – but great message.

  2. Dr Moody helped me A LOT (by his book) when my brother had passed in his early 14. This was a transformational experience in my life and stories as this one seem – awkwardly – more real as the life itself now. Thank you for sharing!

  3. It's funny how those NDE-ers and 'deeply spiritual' people say that we need to be kind and compassionate, it's all that life is about, and then go aheads and create a demand for animal abuse, torture, exploitation on a daily basis. Yall care nothing about but yourself in the end. Animals are left behind, in slaughterhouses because you take them as products for your pleasure, not individuals.

  4. "why do we suffer" was one of the important questions (among many others) that initiated the transformation of king Siddhartha into Buddha.

    Buddhism teaches that suffering is an inherent part of life caused by our attachment to things that naturally change. We suffer because we crave permanent satisfaction from an impermanent world and cling to specific outcomes. However, this suffering can be overcome by letting go of these cravings and following a path of mindfulness, ethical living, and wisdom, eventually leading to a state of lasting peace and mental freedom and freedom from the cycle of birth and death (by attaining Nirvana).

  5. I love that he experienced this, he is a good guy and a good speaker. still I find it hard to understand what he is talking about when he say there is so much suffering in the world today. We are living in the time of human history with record low amount of suffering and wars. The definition of poor is almost «not having a Playstation»

  6. Not all NDEs occur in beautiful places and some have extreme painful encounters that appear to last for days. Therefore, how do you make that statement of
    " If you have lost a loved one, just know they are in a place more beautiful than you know?"

  7. I’m from Memphis and Cassandra is a liar and always faking medical issues. If anything she has Munchausen and her illnesses are mental ones.
    Why would you be narcanned back? Come on yall.

  8. Amazing free resource this is that so much human effort and organisation goes into. I've been ready for my NDE for some time now. I'm 55 and my mother is 82 in the next room. She'll be ready for hers sooner. My interest is the greater

  9. I don't trust this is a true experience. Or the way the NDE is the least part of the talk. The way he says how WE (ie we special, unique, powerful) NDE'ers just struggle so much to communicate about OUR experiences but then doesn't relate anything… I have never heard an NDE be so referencing of other's experiences. The way he talks about the fact there are so many who have these experiences.. He sounds like wants to steal those sound bites for himself. The same way he has taken a woman's name. Perhaps he is a thief of other's experiences, identities and perceptions? He does not sound like he has had an NDE, he is just an actor.

  10. This sounds like an out of body experience. Please look up the Bruce Greyson Scale for NDE assessment. There were no details given in this interview that indicated he had a NDE. Also the clickbait is very unprofessional.

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