Not to be confused with nearly dying, a Near Death Experience (NDE) is literally dying and then coming back to tell the tale. People believing you is sadly, another topic. But for now, we will believe. Why? At this point, with modern medicine, simply too many people have had similar experiences for it to be an international conspiracy going on since the dawn of man. In other words, it’s time to wake up. The “other side” is not only real, it’s describable.

Only 15% of people who experience cardiac arrest or clinical death have an NDE. Of those, 3% have a negative experience (see the “Hell Realms” post). The remaining 12% generally have similar experiences: The person pops out of body, hangs near the body until they feel pulled toward a tunnel and then move quickly toward a light, finally merging with Source where their life review begins. During the life review, one experiences both good and bad deeds from the perspective of self and others. So if you pulled Suzie’s hair as a child, you get to be Suzie. If Suzie’s mom cried that night because Suzie was bullied, you get to be Suzie’s mom. We are our own judge and Source offers such extreme levels of unconditional love and support that it changes people for life.

People describe seeing family members and having discussions with their team about returning to their body. After going home, most don’t want to return here. Home is amazing; here, as we all know, can suck, especially if you’ve just had a life ending accident and might have months or years of recovery to deal with. People describe grand libraries, beautiful buildings, colors in nature that don’t even exist here. The vibe is harmony, a feeling of unity and love. After an NDE, people no longer fear death because they realize there is no death. We simply leave our body, go home, and experience a massive life upgrade.

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