Eight years ago, Chen had a near-death experience (NDE) that changed his life. Raised strictly and deeply materialistic, he rejected spiritual beliefs. After an allergic reaction to penicillin, he felt himself plunge into a dark tunnel before arriving in a bright, comforting realm.There, a gentle "stream of consciousness" telepathically revealed universal truths: life and death are stages in an eternal cycle, with consciousness enduring as energy. Realizing his responsibility to his family, Chen fought to return and signaled for help, eventually reviving.The NDE left Chen unafraid of death, filled with love, and dedicated to helping others find peace and joy.

Todays recommended experience.........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-rp6bqfJWQ&pp=ygUGI25lYWRy

William recounted the profound experience of his death in the spring of 2003 at age fifty-three. Fully conscious as his heart stopped and his last breath left him, he described the moment with curiosity rather than fear. As his body lay lifeless, he felt a serene detachment and was drawn to a familiar, invisible realm.Catapulted out of his body, William found himself in the Sphere of Universal Communion, an infinite expanse of aware light. This light was not merely seen but sensed, embodying a presence that cradled him in peace. Within this sphere, he realized he was a unique sphere of communion, one among countless others, all sharing a universal connection. Each sphere held two halves: Understanding, tied to the higher soul, and Memory, linked to the lower soul.William described a spontaneous exchange of Memory and Understanding when spheres came into contact, creating an open and total communion. At times, all spheres merged into a single awareness, a state of unity with the One. This timeless experience, though his body was clinically dead for only two minutes, felt like years.Since returning, William reflected on how the experience transformed his perception of life and death. He realized that living prepares us for dying, and dying teaches us how to truly live. Recognizing the sacredness of all existence, he committed his remaining years to sharing the lessons he learned. Despite the challenge of expressing the ineffable, his account conveyed a message of unity, love, and the profound interconnectedness of all beings.

Heron shared a profound journey of struggle and transformation. Growing up as a gay teenager in a conservative family, she felt unsafe and disconnected, leading to a suicide attempt during college. During a near-death experience, she encountered a radiant Being of Light that radiated peace and belonging, telling her it wasn’t yet her time.
This encounter left her with a lasting sense of connection to the Divine, shaping her role as a teacher and healer. Though she often yearns to reconnect with the Light, she finds meaning in supporting others, guided by the calm and purpose it brought her

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She finds herself in a dark void, drawn toward a glowing golden light in the distance. Approaching, she senses a protective presence behind her and sees an immense sphere of light beyond a golden barrier.The light feels familiar, radiating unconditional love and acceptance. It reveals her own radiant beauty and teaches her the meaning of grace—being wholly loved for simply existing. In this moment, she discovers profound self-love and connection, realizing the transformative power of love.

Todays Recommended experience....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2whJPweTkQ&pp=ygUSOSBkYXlzIG9mIGV0ZXJuaXR5

Bonnie recalls a near-death experience from when she was four and a half years old. While playing with friends, she was accidentally locked in an abandoned refrigerator. Trapped inside, Bonnie describes a profound moment where she felt her soul leave her body and ascend through a tunnel toward a radiant, loving light. She later identified the light as God. In this experience, Bonnie felt an overwhelming sense of peace and learned that all things and people are interconnected, made from the same divine light.The light communicated with her, showing her colors beyond earthly comprehension and explaining her importance in life. Although Bonnie wanted to stay in the light, she was told she needed to return to help her mother and fulfill future purposes. She was sent back to her body just as her friends’ terrified mother opened the refrigerator door to rescue her.This experience deeply changed Bonnie, instilling a lifelong belief in the unity of all life and a profound empathy for others. It guided her to pursue a career as a rehabilitation counselor, helping individuals with disabilities. Bonnie felt her work aligned with the purpose given to her during her near-death experience and believed it was a way to fulfill her divine calling.

This weeks recommendation.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlFTanblpvg&t=1390s 

Thomas was in a head-on car crash in Dallas, Texas. His seatbelt broke, and his head went through the windshield. Paramedics found him not breathing, and doctors later said it was a miracle he survived a broken neck. He had amnesia, with no memory of the accident itself, though his recall returned in pieces over time. Months later, Thomas remembered a Near-Death Experience (NDE). He recalled floating above the crash, seeing his body and his injured friend with a calm detachment. He felt as though life had been a temporary role. Soon, he was pulled into a realm of light and met a powerful, loving presence that knew him by name. The presence conveyed answers through a deep knowing, including why pain exists: it stays on Earth, but the lessons remain eternal.Thomas was given a choice: stay or return to life. He wanted to stay but, seeing his friend struggling to breathe, felt compelled to help her. The presence allowed him to return, but only if he made a promise. He agreed, though he can’t remember what he promised — he believes it’s imprinted on his soul.Back on Earth, Thomas felt transformed. He and his friend recovered together, returning to college despite their injuries. He believes he gained healing abilities and that he’s now being called to fulfill his NDE promise. The experience left him with a deep sense of peace, purpose, and the knowledge that the presence loves everyone unconditionally.

TODAY RECOMMENDED LISTEN....  

https://youtu.be/k3Ma78trthk 

Sylvia recounts a near-death experience following a hysterectomy. After her sisters noticed she was turning blue, she felt her spirit leave her body, traveling through a dark tunnel toward a radiant white light. There, she felt overwhelming love and peace and encountered a deceased neighbor who telepathically told her that her earthly mission was incomplete. Reluctantly, she returned to her body, awakening to severe pain. Following the experience, Sylvia felt disconnected from her husband and children and saw the world with new vibrancy. Her fear of death vanished, and she sought answers through faith. Latter-day Saint missionaries explained their belief in eternal family sealings, which resonated deeply with her, leading her to embrace their faith.

Check out this link for another NDE I recommend.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYBRv_9hOmE&t=67s&pp=ygUPbWFyayB3YWxsZXIgbmRl 

On May 12, 1997, while Dan was working as a laborer, he was crushed under a 2.5-3-ton cement wall after a truck backed into it. His hard hat saved him from a severe head injury, but he was pinned, unable to breathe, and quickly lost consciousness.
As he blacked out, Dan experienced a profound near-death event. He found himself in a radiant, peaceful hall filled with joyful people in white gowns. Among them was a woman resembling his mother in her youth, whom he later believed to be his grandmother. She told him he had to return to Earth because people depended on him. Reluctantly, Dan returned and managed to take a breath just as rescuers freed him from the wall, after being trapped for 8-10 minutes.
Dan spent three months in the hospital, including six weeks in a coma. During that time, he had additional out-of-body experiences, including visiting a dark, frightening place. These events confirmed his belief in an afterlife, inspiring him to live as a better person and help others. While he no longer fears death, Dan is committed to living with purpose and kindness.

Giselle was in the hospital after giving birth to her first child, enjoying a coffee and chatting with other new mothers. Suddenly, Giselle felt her heart and lungs stop, and her spirit left her body. Floating in a dark, comforting space, she retained her memory and personality. She asked God to take her to Him and traveled through a tunnel toward a bright light, where she was welcomed by loving beings of light. They reviewed her life, showing her where she could improve, emphasizing that her soul should control her body.
They explained that she had arrived prematurely and still had much to do on earth. Despite her reluctance, a brighter being, possibly Jesus, showed her the importance of her role in her newborn son's life. Giselle agreed to return, re-entering her body as they revived her with defibrillator paddles.
Determined to live a better life, Giselle strives to help others and see the positive in life. She cherishes her time on earth with her family and looks forward to eventually returning home to God.

One rainy night after a festival, Bobby and his friend spotted a hot pink parachute left in a park. As water skiers wanting a parachute for para-skiing, they decided to take it. Bobby climbed a tall tree to cut it down but fell 25–30 feet.
During the fall, Bobby experienced what he believes was a near-death experience, finding himself in a peaceful, divine light free from physical burdens. Meanwhile, his panicked friend revived him by pounding on his chest, bringing him back to life.
Later diagnosed with a concussion, Bobby couldn’t recall the fall but discovered similar near-death experiences in books, leaving him convinced he may have briefly died.