The near death experience of Michael Florman

The near death experience of Michael Florman



Michael Florman explains how his near-death experience happened, and how it has changed his vision of life and death. His website:
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46 thoughts on “The near death experience of Michael Florman

  1. I've had encounters my entire life. As a child I saw images/ events before they happened. I'd say it out loud, seconds later it would happen. Immediately I was blamed for it happening by my siblings. I'd see spirits, ancestors and passed pets. I was forced to be quiet cause of the mocking/ bullying from my family. Now I speak loud, people listen. God is real 🙏 ❤

  2. As a child, when someone passed. I always said at the funeral; they are so lucky to die, now they get to do God's work behind a glass curtain. 6 years old and I was saying that in the 70's to myself, wishing it was me passing. Surreal❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

  3. To Michael, Thank You for sharing🙏…Yes, your explanation of your Experience does help and is valuable. Imo, one of the most sincere and relatable Near Death Experiences…Take it in and REALLY LISTEN to the gift🎁 Michael is giving everyone who watches, reads or hears about his Near-Death Experience…Simple Truth.❤

  4. How are you living that you’ve died EIGHT TIMES!!?? Maybe walk more carefully? I’m not riding with Mike to the store, could spend his ninth life any time now!! Sheesh… 😳🫣

  5. The one thing that really hit home for me in this excellent interview was that I keep feeling as though I’m biding my time in this life, that I didn’t really accomplish much this time so I’ll just “do it next time.” I am 65 but feel like I’m still waiting to live or do something meaningful. The time is now! Inspirational.

  6. I’ve noticed with nde, people tend to be alone. I thought we would see or be with our loved ones. Or perhaps they don’t stay long enough .. and just get a taste of the beginning? Idk

  7. i’m quite confused by the term NDE, did all these people with NDE’s actually die?

    What are the reasons I’m confused about it is because I believe I had an NDE well at least what people describe about seeing people relatives and things like that except in my case I actually seen myself I was only a child, approaching early teens, something awful happened that day but I wasn’t sick or anything like that but I just seen myself and that’s Self spoke to me telepathically and said something to me that was so appropriate to the situation beyond what I could say to myself in those young years, I’ve never forgotten it because I know that it was real what happened I don’t tell people about it cause I think I’m making it up it’s so unbelievable but I know that person, me, was there outside in the street

  8. But when your brain actually dies, then what, you cant say you’ve experienced death when your brain didnt actually die. What you experienced was the human way to make death easier, whatever it is

  9. A fellow medical imaging engineer was revived in his own cath lab said several exact things this guy said. He couldn't think a negative thought in the void. He tried and he could not. "It just didn't exist over there". He also said there was knowledge, but he assimilated the knowledge of the entire hive mind of a million orbs who were what he called the souls of anything that had ever existed. And he exchanged life experiences in shared downloads with distinct orbs. He also said that what this guy said about the spark of a feeling was amplified a million times and he could barely handle it just like this guy said. Last he said he got sent back for his wife. He also got no life review. He is now completely liberal when he was hard right. He relocated from Ohio to Costa Rica, and lives simply. He said the other side is reality, this side is the dream.

  10. Hey yall, I was diagnosed terminal CHF today. I was told i have no more than 9 months but probably less. Being that my childhood was horrific and my family was super dysfunctional (enough said) so I am petrified. I was in the Army and I have gone through stuff but I have never been close to God/Jesus and now I'm petrified I didn't do enough or didn't treat people good enough to earn God's love. Kind of funny we never worry until we know we are dying. Any help or words of wisdom would be appreciated

  11. I don't fear death, but only a month or so ago I mentioned in a comment elsewhere that I feared a prolonged, painful illness prior to it. I have since watched countless NDEs and now I don't worry at all, I know I chose this life and that I wouldn't set myself challenges I couldn't overcome. Every day the love in my heart grows as the last remnants of fear flee before the light that is me. I have so much to share and I will shine this great love on everyone I can. 🙂

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