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In most of the NDEs I've heard, the experiencer seems to indicate that the other side is so wonderful, that he or she doesn't want to come back. I guess having an NDE is like completing a 10k marathon, only to be told by the judges that the runner has to go run another 10k. Around 25 years ago, my ...

Hello, Tony ✨ My understanding is that this article discusses how some influential figures like Jesus and Buddha came up with their ideas without relying on logic or writing anything down. It contrasts this approach with the modern emphasis on rigorous analysis. The author argues that these figures ...

I love this piece of advice: You’re not inactive because you lack motivation, you lack motivation because you’re inactive. You don't need to feel inspired to start creating, you need to start creating to feel inspired. Action creates traction. All you need is to start and the rest will inevitably fo...

DTR1975 wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 10:27 am Perhaps God knew that this is what this man needed to see to turn his life around. And it obviously worked.

I agree, Derek. That makes sense to me.

When I was a little girl, I had a recurring daydream: I had a magic ring with a special stone that acted as a microscreen, a bit like a TV screen. The stone was transparent, like a quiet mountain lake, and through it I could see anything at any time. I could look into other realities and hypothetic...

Welcome, Derek ✨ I am also interested in these topics. I think that dreams play a very exciting role in helping us connect with the life we will have after we die. Even without having a NDE, our dreams can help us experience comfort and unconditional love, as well as the joy resulting from carrying ...

Thank you Derek, for posting this. So glad you found it again. I love the fact that Lemmy was able to stay in the hospital with his Dad and that the Nurse's cared for him as well!

A heartwarming account, Derek. Thank you so much for posting it