Dead After Running 26.2 Miles: The NDE That Rebooted His

Dead After Running 26.2 Miles: The NDE That Rebooted His



Near- guest 1837 is Richard Green who had a near due to an overdose after running a marathon.

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39 thoughts on “Dead After Running 26.2 Miles: The NDE That Rebooted His

  1. Hi Guys, I'm from a place called Birmingham in the UK (Ozzy Osbourne). This is the first time I have ever done a Zoom podcast. I use a desktop computer and a microphone, and I know I need to speak more slowly.
    The backdrop is not my room; it was a last-minute attempt at trying to create a backdrop for the interview. (Lessons learned)
    But genuinely, thank you for the feedback, good and bad; I will take it all on board. The book, 'THE LUCKIEST DEAD MAN ALIVE', is a memoir of my life. Growing up in Birmingham, having no slippers, no PJs, no carpet on the bedroom floor, and ice on the inside of the windows when the weather was freezing. But a happy childhood all the same. It then turns to music: David Bowie in particular… we recorded in the same studio as UB40, went to the same club as Duran Duran, and brought clothes from Boy George (this was 1980). Then we fast-forward to 2009, the day my life changed. I've recalled everything to the best of my ability, not trying to glamorise it. More than that, I am 17 years old and still growing into this new life. My only advice is slow down. Look into people's eyes when you meet; see the person behind the eyes, not the clothes they wear or how they look. Smile and just be nice. I don't claim to have the answers to life; I'm not here to tell you how to live. I have told my story and how everything changed for me (for the best). Take care, everyone. β€πŸ™

  2. Thank you for your sincere sharing of such a significant event. (as a side comment…I really don't see the point of people running for 26 miles—to me it's more like self-hatred than something admirable. A run of 5 to 10 miles is "impressive" enough and doesn't break down a person's body as much)

  3. This is what is meant by NDEs being utterly transformative to one's life thereafter. This guy didn't just have oblivion. He had some strange experiences that then led to his awareness completely. changing. Really enjoyed his story and the fact he's English like me makes it all the more convincing.

  4. What a crazy story! Not a runner decides to step up for his sister. OD's on morphine and still runs a marathon, only to die once he stopped running!! Omg!! πŸ˜‚ It feels like this was preplanned for his life. Thank you for sharing!!β€πŸŽ‰β€πŸŽ‰

  5. Sorry, sorry…what kind of sister gives her brother MORPhINE when he said his ankles hurting…and what kind of person just goes "oh cool miracle juice that stops pain, no further questions needed I guess I can neck the lot" as though all pain medication doesn't come with warnings???!!! I'm a few minutes in but I'm really struggling with the facts of this one, it really doesn't make any sense that she would have enough morphine on her to OD anyway unless there's something I'm completely unaware of in that whole medical system around cancer.

  6. Your message is simple and sweet. Take a look around. Appreciate and having kindness. It is a message which reminds me that (life) doesn't have to be complicated. Sweet guy.

  7. Thank you❗️I’m so glad you get to help people now in new and more loving ways. I have had many spiritual awakenings and experiences – I love helping others. I feel other people’s jealousy at times and it’s hurtful but I try to remember they are jealous. Everything is unfolding as it should 😊

  8. Thank you Richard for sharing your experience. Based on my knowledge over the years, I know, that every one of us has one Guardian Angel and a lot of Soul-Guides to help us. Lots of Love from Germany, Robert

  9. Simply wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing Richard.πŸ™β™₯πŸ«‚πŸ™ Thank you Jeff and Mara for your amazing channel.πŸ™β™₯πŸ«‚πŸ™

  10. I have heard many near-death experiences in my lifetime. I even know two people personally who claim they had one. I always come away not knowing anything more than before I listened to their story. There are always many more questions than answers. The only thing I know about these near-death experiences for certain is that people claim to have them. Oh well, another one of life's many Mysteries.😊

  11. What an adorable person Richard is! I love his testimony; it was wonderful to listen to every vibrant word. I must read his book! β€πŸ˜‡πŸ’œ
    Thank you, Richard and Jeff, too; thank you for finding this guest! XX

  12. Hi JeffMara and Mr. Green! Mr. Green, thank you for a little, "backstory." This viewer surely appreciates it. I believe a backstory should always be a must. I know there is time constraint's and editing, but, at least a few minutes of backstory goes a long way instead of the standard of getting right to it.

  13. I see 11:11 also saw it so much my family thought I was going crazy. Then I was with my father in law when he died at 11:11. He wasn’t a believer so we made a pact if he died first he had to show me he was in heaven, for years I’d find a dime and penny. Then I had a grandson born at 11:11

  14. Thank you Richard ! Love you , totally wonderful energy . Hope so much to be like you at 62 . Much love, thank you Jeff for another fantastic guest and your interview . I just feel like hanging out with Richard πŸ˜‚did not want the interview to end !

  15. The antidote or reversal agent to a morphine overdose is Naloxone, not Adrenaline. Once the paramedics found him not breathing and pulseless, didn’t they perform CPR? I’m curious why he didn’t mention this. I found this interviewer rather one-lahered and repetitive, and full of ego.

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