I purchased Glimpses of Eternity after I had a Shared Death Experience when my father passed. I saw him standing in my back yard, I saw our dimension open and a being made of light collect him and it spoke to me. It allowed me to experience the love towards us and allowed me to partially experience a life review. Just a single happy memory before my physical vision returned. This all happened in the fullness of the day, while working in my backyard. The book really helped me to understand that I was not alone in this experience and that those who share their near death experience are not just misfires of a dying brain.

Doctor your a great man, I just love listening to you.

The thing that tells me its not just dmt in the brain is that people in hospice homes at a huge rate 90% of them report having some sort of nde effect before dying could be weeks or even a month before death they start seeing loved ones and having dreams of going into another reality or dimension and back. If it was dmt in the brain these people would be reporting other dmt effects like the walks looking like there breathing, words forming together on pages and stuff the dmt wouldnt be giving them such specific visions

I thought Dr. Elisbeth Kubler-Ross (psychiatrist) coined the term, "near death experience" many years prior to Dr. Moody. She became convinced that NDE's are real while treating hospice patients and other dying patients during her decades long practice with those patients.

@2anthro

3 жыл бұрын

Dr Kubler-Ross did so much good with her work. She brought Death out of the closet.

@chrisrestifo7010

2 жыл бұрын

I believe she counted the term, " a new normal "?

thank you

40 years ago I was in a coma for almost 2 months. I had no recollection of anything other than waking from a deep sleep.

@danielnewlove6221

3 жыл бұрын

Only 10% of people have these experiences apparently

@alberthamouche4499

3 жыл бұрын

Because a coma isn't death🤣

@IkeReviews

3 жыл бұрын

Because you were still alive not dead

@fathertime2020

3 жыл бұрын

I was found dead by the side of the road. I had to be resuscitated. Then I slipped Into a coma for almost 2 months.

@IkeReviews

3 жыл бұрын

@@fathertime2020 god chooses who to have ndes in their life.

I wish she wouldn't have continuously interrupted Dr. Moody before he finished his answers to her questions.

@philadelphiainternationalu4351

3 жыл бұрын

She seems very impatient. She has many questions to ask within a period of time.

@danielnewlove6221

3 жыл бұрын

And constantly giggling, so unprofessional

@jennymisteqq5399

2 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised by these comments. I liked her demeanor and thought they had a very good rapport. Although toward the end, you could tell she was intent on wrapping things up. Why? It was a good interview that could’ve lasted longer. A lot of KZread interviewers do this. Where do these self imposed time limit come from? I would understand if it were a news segment that must have time constraints, but it’s an independent KZread channel where their Creators make their own rules!

Towards the end, you could tell she was intent on wrapping things up. Why? It was a good interview that could’ve lasted longer. A lot of KZread interviewers do this. Where do these self imposed time limit come from? I would understand if it were a news segment that must have time constraints, but it’s an independent KZread channel where their Creators make their own rules!

@rabbitcreative

Жыл бұрын

> independent KZread channel where their Creators make their own rules! LOL Do you really believe that?

Am I just dumb, the first example of thigns that would not make sense to a person in 1915... it makes no sense to me today... the one about the shipwreck?

Love you god bless

Zen death poems.

I'd like to believe in this, but I'm not convinced. Dr. Moody always wants to rule out physiological explanations (brain malfunctions etc) by citing cases of shared death experiences. Problem is that there is no proof that these actually happened. I can't disprove it or claim he's making up these cases and I'm aware it's hardly possible to conduct conclusive experiments on this, but still this leaves unpleasant doubts.

@bigwigstothegibbets6157

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. His retort was unsatisfying. I'm fairly new to researching these reports of NDEs, but the most convincing accounts I've come across are the veridical NDEs, where patients report having an out-of-body-experience during which they observe real-world events (such as conversations had by family in another room of the hospital) that are later confirmed by a third party. I still consider myself an atheist currently, but such veridical reports have me questioning. What do you think of them?

@Stefan1971HH

4 жыл бұрын

@@bigwigstothegibbets6157 I agree, these come closest to objective proof

@emmanuelervin5035

3 жыл бұрын

You college grads discuss me with this I know it all bullshit. There is more to existence then this shitty ass planet.

@joemann7667

3 жыл бұрын

@@emmanuelervin5035 these 2 seemed like open minded people to me? I’ve seen worse.

@2anthro

3 жыл бұрын

We will find out, that's the cool part.

He dosen't seem very Moody to me!

@marionlammertsma

Жыл бұрын

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