A couple of new interesting NDEs at NDERF. I especially enjoyed the one by Nicki who overdosed on drugs.

[https://www.nderf.org/Archives/NDERF_NDEs.html]

I just realized something essential; what really came first was not nothing, like the bible says. first was God - and with him was love and light and joy and and and .... that's the natural condition. and THEN came the Ego and turned away from all this and invented "nothing" and the darkne...

I've just been thinking about how much i'd like it to be quiet and calm today..
that's the age! i think, you're right. thank you .
maybe i should wait a few more years with getting old. maybe until my children live their own lifes.

In 1982, I had an NDE. My life changed a lot afterwards which was initially frightening. There were some positive changes too. But lonely because I didn’t understand what had happened to me. Can still be lonely because now see the world from a different perspective. Many spiritual translations as a ...

Mother's Love from Beyond: Healing Journey of Grief and Loss: A Memoir. By Haneefa Mateen Most NDE stories and books are about the actual NDE scenario, but little about life after returning. This book describes the life changing side effects of an NDE, unexpected adventures both exciting and troubli...

New NDEs posted at NDERF Archives.

[https://www.nderf.org/Archives/NDERF_NDEs.html]

Ohhh, thank you Dirk! I just developped something really essential: How i "make time". I do actually feel it on my skin, when i do it! It tickles and kind of feels as if my arms would elongate for a split second: It (sometimes) happens, when i make a problem out of something. I never under...

A car went right through me. I was entirely uninjured. That is all.

wow. and this happend yesterday? can you remember it clearly? did you feel anything at all?
what was the reaction of the driver?
did you see it happen from above or normal view?
questions, questions...

I heard or read somewhere that those with dementia are existing in between worlds. sometimes consciously available to us and and other times seemingly elsewhere and confused. My grandmother lived to be 106 years old. She didn’t show signs of dementia until she was near 100. Somehow I could communica...