Have you ever lost someone you love and found yourself wondering… where did they go? Are they still near? Can they feel me?

In this episode of Language of Love Conversations, I’m joined by Anita Moorjani. A bestselling author and globally respected speaker, Anita has been a guiding light for me and for many who have walked through grief. When I lost my mother 12 years ago, her book Dying to Be Me helped me feel less alone and more connected to something beyond this life.

Anita’s story is nothing short of miraculous. After a four-year battle with cancer, her body shut down completely. Doctors declared she wouldn’t make it. But during a 30-hour near-death experience, Anita crossed over into what she describes as the most loving, peaceful, and joy-filled space imaginable. There was no pain. No fear. Just pure freedom.

And yet, she could still feel her family’s sorrow. She wanted so badly to comfort them, to let them know she was okay. She was in a much better place now, but had no body, no words. What she experienced during that time challenged everything she’d ever believed.

In this episode, Anita opens up about what she saw on the other side and how even the soul of her estranged father met her in love. What she learned changed her life. It just might change yours, too.

We talk about:

Anita’s experience with cancer, death, and healing

What she learned about love, forgiveness, and who we really are

How your loved ones keep supporting you after they’re gone

Why you don’t have to keep grieving to show your love, and how healing helps you and them

How her father’s spirit helped her live without fear

Ways you can raise your energy to connect with those who have passed

What spirit looks like, if it has a body, and if it changes over time

How her healing affected the doctors and medical staff

Advice for those who lost a partner and wonder if it’s okay to love again

What instant manifestation looks like after death

Why some disturbing dreams aren’t messages from loved ones, and how real messages come through

Anita’s thoughts on reincarnation and soul plans and the 360-degree tapestry of life

The three main truths she learned on the other side

Why life can feel like a video game with more going on behind the scenes

If Anita’s story speaks to you, you can read her  book Dying to Be Me. or visit her website. 

You can also find her on LinkedIn and YouTube. There’s a Sedona retreat coming soon for those interested.

If you’re grieving, you don’t have to go through it alone. Check out the Good Grief Course on my website for support and guidance.

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