Finding themselves in the shadow of the North Cascade mountain range, Morgan, Bill, Christine, and John discuss the meaning of Being.

In this segment we learn about The International Association of Near Death Studies both Internationally and in Seattle. We also find that Kimberly's husband - a retired Seattle Firefighter - was instrumental in the development of "Medic-One" which became the national gold standard for First- Responders 9/11.

Kimberly Clark Sharp relates the following story: A man died in Maple Valley Washington, and his dog appears to usher him (as his fourth dimension self) away from his now dead body and out the door - witnessed by the entire family.

Kimberly Clark Sharp and Libby Kelleher Carr combine impressions in their Near Death Experiences. 

The patient was Maria. 

Kimberly Clark Sharp was on staff at the Critical Care unit - Harborview Medical Center.

The rest is history !

Michael Mishina and John LaCasse talk finishing college in Japan.

Morgan Barry and John LaCasse talk aging.

In this episode, Libby asks John about his immediate reaction to knowing his boys were going to die.

Charles and Laura Loomis, and the Lam Yoo family reunion, mirror each other as we visit both conversations in the context of how the organics of nature provide the gift that keeps on giving.

 After brain surgery, Morgan Barry vectors off adversity in her day-to-day living.  She learns to see, talk, think, walk, and laugh again in this TENSION first cut series about her return to life as she knew it.