Ranelle Wallace was in a terrible plane crash that left her not only severely burned, but in a critical condition. Her near-death experience which follows is incredibly detailed, insightful, and absolutely beautiful. Ranelle’s book, The Burning Within, shares more detail than what we read today.

Do we have names in the spirit world? With our thoughts being open, is it possible to keep communication between only two people? Sometimes it’s the short experiences that have answers to profound questions.

If you’ve never heard Amy Call share her experience, I highly recommend hearing her tell it. That said, the text version of her experience has details not mentioned in the video, so while I do read the text for this podcast, I recommend also watching the video.

Juliet Nightingale didn’t just have a near-death experience, she was given what she calls a “tour” of several of the realms in the spirit world. “The best way I can describe this ‘tour’ was like being in a circular enclosure of windows,” she says, “each pane revealing something different… but when I’d focus on one …

When Kimberly Clark-Sharp’s heart stopped, she felt great. Doctor’s shouted that they couldn’t get a pulse, but Kimberly felt better than she had in many years. The only thing was, Kimberly was dead. And if she thought being out of the body felt great, she came to learn that it didn’t hold a candle to …

Traci was in a terrible car accident that sent her into the void, which she describes as, “far more real, beautiful, sensical and loving than the material world I had previously thought was ‘life’.” Anne developed an abscess that was to be surgically removed. Scarcely did they have her admitted for surgery, and her spirit …

When does the spirit enter the body? Is it at the moment of conception, or the moment of birth? The first response I have to give is, I don’t know. But are there experiences that shed some light on this subject? And the answer to that question is yes. Both Todd Burpo’s book, Heaven is …

After sharing three anonymous near-death experiences, we have a brief discussion about astral travel—whether or not it’s always what it claims to be, and just for fun, an even shorter discussion about the bell sound sometimes mentioned by experiencers. The three experiences are taken from the archives of IANDS.org.

Laurelynn Martin was in the middle of a promising tennis career when a routine surgery suddenly threw her into the afterlife. “As the brilliance increased and the encompassing rays stretched to meet me, I felt that time, as we know it, was nonexistent. Time and existence were a blending and a melding of the past, …

Is this life an experience or a test? What is the purpose of good and evil? How much choice do we have about the conditions we are born into? Diane receives answers to these questions in her near-death experience, and we discuss some of these questions further.