In his book, Immortality: The Other Side of Death, Gary Habermas has a similar system of qualifying NDE vs orthodox Christian doctrine. He also believes that scripture should take precedence over elements of the NDE that diverge doctrinally.

Ok. Maybe I missed something then. I'll play around with it a little more tomorrow after we go buy our plants for our garden this year.

"I tried this and it worked! Well, I think it did. Sort of. But I saw my mother who has been deceased since 2008. And I remembered that she died, but trying the astral projection thing allowed me to meet her again. And we were at my Dad's old house in Tennessee. I asked how I was able to meet w...

"Chances are, if you imagine for instance meeting your mother again using Vicky’s technique, that on the following morning, you remember a dream or flashes of a dream or even an OBE during which you were spending time with your mother." I'll try this tonight and write about results in the ...

Giulia wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 11:54 am Hello, Tony. I have tried to resubmit the questionnaire with different answers, but when I submit my own answers I always get the same score.

I think that's related to the options the poll was set up with and that can be altered with subsequent polls.

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.

This reminds me of the whole soul contract thing. Planning out her life I mean.

I remember this lady's story

You are not authorised to read this forum.