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Some NDEs have elements that bear little resemblance to the "typical" near-death experience. Anywhere from one percent (according to a 1982 Gallup poll) to 20 percent of subjects may have distressing experiences and feel terrified or uneasy as various parts of the NDE occur, they visit or view dark and depressing areas or are accosted by what seem to be hostile or oppositional forces or presences.

Persons having bad experiences were not marked by more religiosity or suicidal background. According to one study (Greyson 2006) there is little association between NDEs and prior psychiatric treatment, prior suicidal behavior, or family history of suicidal behavior. There was also little association between NDEs and religiosity, or prior brushes with death, suggesting the occurrence of NDEs is not influenced by psychopathology, by religious denomination or religiosity, or by experiencers' prior expectations of a pleasant dying process or continued postmortem existence. Greyson (2007) also found that the long term recall of NDE incidents was stable and did not change due to embellishment over time.

Greyson Bush, former Executive Director to the International Association for Near-Death Studies, holds that not all negative NDE accounts are reported by people with a religious background. Suicide attempters, who should be expected to have a higher rate of psychopathology according to Greyson (1991) did not show much difference from non-suicides in the frequency of NDEs.

It is that dreaded time of year: cold and flu season. That means loading up your arsenal and medicine cabinet with antiviral essential oils that will not only help you get over your illness faster, but will also prevent you from getting sick in the first place.Often, when we develop an infection, we are prescribed harsh antibiotics. Although antibiotics are sometimes necessary, they are harmful to your body, killing off ‘good bacteria’ and upsetting the delicate balance of gut flora in your tummy.This ‘good bacteria’ prevents harmful bacteria from entering your digestive tract and body, establishing a vicious cycle. Once this bad bacteria gets used to the antibiotics being ingested, the virus decides to toughen up and mutate, becoming resistant to antibiotics.

Illnesses resistant to antibiotics makes fighting off a virus that much more difficult. Fortunately, your body will not develop a resistance to essential oils. Essential oils are tough on viruses while gentle on your body.

Lee Perry, aloso known as "Scratch," was born in a rural section of Jamaica in 1936. Intent on making it in music, Perry moved to Kingston in the late 1950s where he began working for a series of studios. In 1968 he broke out on his own, established a new label and issued a string of hits, including People Funny Boy and Return Of Django.Perry was born March 20, 1936, in Kendal, Jamaica. In the late 1950s, Perry set out to pursue his dream, moving to Kingston, where a new musical genre, reggae, had grabbed hold of the city and the growing recording industry.Perry eventually hooked on with Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, founder of Studio One, an influential recording studio, where a young Bob Marley would soon be crafting his sound. But Perry's relationship with Dodd proved turbulent, and after falling out with his boos, he started work at Whirl Records and its head man, Joe Gibbs.Following the death of Bob Marley in 1981, Perry left Jamaica and moved to England. Over the next several years, he remained largely a quiet figure, fueling speculation that he was coping with drug problems and had suffered a nervous breakdown. He eventually relocated to Switzerland (where he continues to reside), and eventually began to make music again. In 2006, he enjoyed a successful return to the road, touring parts of the world as a solo artist.

Sunday  Praise  Reggae Gospel Show

Oldies but Goodies Reggae Legend  from 60's 70's 80,Phillis Dillion,U-Roy ,Jimmy Cliff ,Toots and The Maytals ,Dynamites,Inner Circle ,Prince Buster,Johnny Nash ,Starlights ,Caribbeanradioshow.com

Oldies but Goodies Reggae Legend  from 60's 70's 80,Phillis Dillion,U-Roy ,Jimmy Cliff ,Toots and The Maytals ,Dynamites,Inner Circle ,Prince Buster,Johnny Nash ,Starlights ,Caribbeanradioshow.com

Lee Perry, aloso known as "Scratch," was born in a rural section of Jamaica in 1936. Intent on making it in music, Perry moved to Kingston in the late 1950s where he began working for a series of studios. In 1968 he broke out on his own, established a new label and issued a string of hits, including People Funny Boy and Return Of Django.Perry was born March 20, 1936, in Kendal, Jamaica. In the late 1950s, Perry set out to pursue his dream, moving to Kingston, where a new musical genre, reggae, had grabbed hold of the city and the growing recording industry.Perry eventually hooked on with Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, founder of Studio One, an influential recording studio, where a young Bob Marley would soon be crafting his sound. But Perry's relationship with Dodd proved turbulent, and after falling out with his boos, he started work at Whirl Records and its head man, Joe Gibbs.Following the death of Bob Marley in 1981, Perry left Jamaica and moved to England. Over the next several years, he remained largely a quiet figure, fueling speculation that he was coping with drug problems and had suffered a nervous breakdown. He eventually relocated to Switzerland (where he continues to reside), and eventually began to make music again. In 2006, he enjoyed a successful return to the road, touring parts of the world as a solo artist.

Sunday  Praise  Reggae Gospel Show

The Bride

I brought her up to be wise and strong, 

Now he's come along to take her away.

She is my breath, my life, my daughter,

Know treasure you now have obtained.

This is my lifeblood you are wedding,

Guard her as well as I have to this moment,

Treat her well or feel the brunt of my wrath.

Be good to her and love her true and strong.

My baby is now a woman and soon a mom,

To you I bequeath this total gift of a wife,

Be man enough and husband enough to her.

I will cry now to see her transition today,

But tomorrow smile to have gained a son.

Pontiak

Fred Campbell was a teenager when ska received the breath of life and he played drums on many of those early records. With this program he will tell of his experiences with the music, the musicians and the fans.