nderf

I think the whole concept of EVP is fascinating. Thanks for posting this, Tony!

In his NDE, Damon mentions seeing a spinning jackpot wheel.
https://www.nderf.org/Experiences/1damo ... _9943.html
Perhaps this represents the 7 levels/spheres of the Afterlife.

I've never had a NDE but, I love to read/listen to them. I have always wondered what happens to us after we die, and I am trusting Jesus to take me to heaven some day. In the meantime, I'm willing explore the possibilities with the members here. It's great meeting you all!

When I was a young boy, I also used to have an active day dream life. I often pretended that I was super hero or an Explorer. My "Explorations" usually consisted of alleyways or overgrown, vacant city lots. These were the closest thing to wilderness that I saw growing up.

Some of the spiritualist literature such as The Afterlife Unveiled and The Afterlife Revealed have stated that in the other spheres (3 on up) if a spirit wants an object, they can just imagine it, and it appears. I have been thinking about this for a while and concluded that this is more complicated...

Sometimes I wish I lived in a parallel universe. This one has turned out to be a big bummer.

Giulia it's amazing to me that you can recall all those details from your dreams. I usually forget all the details of my dreams within 3 minutes of waking up. Lately I have been trying to make it a practice to recall as many details from my dreams as possible. It seems to help cement the memories a ...

That's wild Tony. There is so much about the human brain that doctors and researchers don't understand, that they never will understand because they are locked into a materialistic world view.

Tony I saw your interview with A.J. Parr. I didn't know you had an NDE as child and had other spiritual experiences as well. Very cool. What was P. M. H. Atwater's book about?
https://youtu.be/LktnAt9fEgw

Was your Uncle Neal your father's brother or your mother's?