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Atheist Has NDE & Returns Changed

   September 25, 2026  34 Comments
Atheist Has NDE & Returns Changed



had two near-death experiences. His vastly changed him. When he died, he was an atheist. Now, he has a deep relationship with God. His experiences taught him healing techniques and gave him a new outlook on life. This is ’s experiences and the he gained from them.

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34 thoughts on “Atheist Has NDE & Returns Changed”

  4. Hello Thayne …. I am a 77 year old man and one summer I was sexually abused by an Uncle and I have come to the conclusion that when you take the INNOCENCE from a CHILD ….. your Inner Self … is SCARED for LIFE and it is something you end up dealing with your entire Life …. it has affected my relationships in Life … my own Mental Well Being and in my 20's became a Bank Robber …. Prison etc. My saving GRACE has been GOD …. this Higher Source of ENERGY that is EVERYTHING … however you define this GRACE ( unconditional LOVE and acceptance) Finding out I am NOT my thoughts /emotions /body but the OBSERVER …the Silent Witnessing AWARENESS within …. my Spirit has helped me to HEAL …. Self Forgiveness / Self Compassion has helped my Inner Healing … I didn't come close to what you Experience my BROTHER but I Understand you and will end by saying … it is a Long Walk Home for all of US …and you Thayne are a man of Courage / Strength/ Faith and through your Suffering … mine as well WE both are CLOSER to GOD …. and my Life has been transformed ….I actually LIKE myself these days and try to show KINDNESS to others whenever I can …. LOVE …. Roy from Canada ….

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  8. People in the military say they kill out of love for their families. To protect and uphold their country. Does heaven see this as love? Many argue that it is. I don't think it is. If I was to kill anyone I feel that I would have done a great disservice to God and the person I killed. If it wasn't for the military, no one would be able to show love to others. Earth wouldn't be habitable.

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  11. Thank you for sharing your wonderfull story. It is helpfull for a better world

    About your sad experience in your youth.. nobody can take away someone's innocence. That is harmfull to think, harmfull to say to yourself , you are blaming yourself. You lost nothing, they lost their mind and heart doing this to a child…The innocent child became a wise man

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  13. I think choosing atheism is kind of correct approach, of course if you came to conclusion that life is miracoulous and we were made to forget who we are. I respect all religions, don’t practice any because many were twisted and message from scripture redacted to control. Values in scripture are factual and are correct way. But what’s most common phrase in bible “don’t be afraid” doesn’t add up together that we are unworthy or damned. Everyone is children of god if he/she chooses so. God made perfect world, devil is simply humans doing consciously bad stuff, hurting others, thriving on misery.

    Sending love to all ❤

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  17. I am so sorry that happened to you & I am so thankful God brought you healing. I am a Christian, but have sliden to love evil people.. I also want to isolate due to terrible Seasons/decades of sorrowful hardship, I want to delete my life. Thank you again for providing some hope

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  24. Thayne, thank you so much for sharing your strength and your loving kindness.
    I have heard you speak before and could listen to you all day, you are so full of love, light and wisdom, I feel it bursting through my tv! Thank you! ❤

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  25. This makes me not believe in God this makes me not believe in heaven that they would allow these atrocities to happen to some children. I don’t wanna hear that it’s all predestined and that we chose this. I don’t wanna hear that!!!! lives were ruined people committed suicide and I’m supposed to believe that this is all God’s plan?

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  26. I love you. My husband died last year in September. He needed to hear your story so bad. I wish he could be here so he could hear that he would be so amazed and it would be so much healing for him.

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  27. Stephanie I’m sorry you see that perspective….I had a victim perspective most of my life and had to blame God for what happened to me. How could a loving God allow this to happen. The answer is hard to grasp, but the evil in the world comes from ego. It comes from men and women that walk away from love through their agency and choices. Sadly the things that happen to us are because of men and yet God is always there to protect. Sometimes lives end quickly…it just means that soul has completed its purpose and returned home.

    I once hated God…but can’t say that today. I know God in a completely different way and I know I carry the Light from within everywhere I go.

    Four of my friends died and I attempted multiple times in my life…but not today. I stand today to help others heal and to share a message that anyone can heal from within. It’s not rocket science it’s literally unconditional love….with strangers. That will heal your heart and mind faster than anything….and also why the rest of my life is dedicated to studying the neuroscience behind what I learned in my NDE. I know it’s a difficult concept to grasp as I struggled with the reality of understanding it as it was revealed to me. I hope you find peace and happiness in your life’s journey. If I can help you….hit me up.

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  29. Your summary deeply touched my heart. The more I have struggled, in the past, the more fear I engendered. Now that I am going through a tough time, I have put down my anxiety and I’ve traded it with: “Hey .. I’m still here.. think I’ll just chill.”.

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  33. I had a grand nephew (son of my brother's son) who was abused for five years by an older boy. The older boy was five years older, and It went on for five years. That led my grand nephew to alcoholism, which led to suicide. Sexual exploitation is a serious thing.
    — Then, as an adult, I applied a little pressure to a man in his twenties to have sex with me — it was gentle pressure, and I was nice to him. But it turned out that he had emotional problems I didn't know about, and he had to go back into the psych ward. I have felt bad about that ever since.
    — The problem is that gay men are taught to "take" as much sex as they can get, but there are a lot of very delicate men out there — men with psychological problems, or with extreme insecurity about their masculinity.
    — Everything is connected via God. We are all part of God.
    — This is a very good NDE — there is a lot of wisdom in here. He understands that most of our problems come from ego — ego is that part of our minds that takes the credit for things that it isn't responsible for.
    — "Unconditional love" is great, but it is hard to feel that for people who are destructive. Unconditional love is what God feels; we human beings are aspiring to that, but the journey can take a while.
    — Gratitude and unconditional love — I'll have to remember that.
    — In the final analysis, I'm glad he didn't mention Jesus. I am not a Christian and don't believe that Jesus was God incarnate (although I respect him as a prophet). The problem is that most Christians toss around Jesus's name as if it were a magic pill.
    — I need to watch this a second time. (I checked out Thayne's site, and it strikes me more as a business venture than an effort to help people. I understand that Thayne needs to support himself. Maybe I'll check it out.

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  34. No one is really an atheist I think they say that but when it really comes down to the end they will be asking for god just like they would their mother because of how terrified they are

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