#iands

[sunelrose]

testo autobiografico - esperienza extracorporea)

Ricordo perfettamente quel momento, anche se avevo solo otto anni. Era il compleanno di mia nonna ed era una giornata d'estate quasi come le altre, finché non sono caduta dalla bici e ho sbattuto forte la testa. Ma ciò che è successo dopo non è spiegabile con le parole che usiamo tutti i giorni. So solo che non era un sogno. Non poteva esserlo.

Mi sono trovata sospesa nel nulla. Non c’era luce, non c’erano suoni, non c’erano pareti o confini. Solo buio. Eppure non faceva paura. Era come essere una fiamma azzurra sospesa nell’aria. Ero lì, cosciente di me, ma completamente priva di corpo. Non avevo le mani, le gambe, nemmeno gli occhi. Eppure... vedevo. Non con gli occhi fisici, ma con qualcosa di più profondo, come se stessi “percependo” con l’essenza stessa del mio essere.

Provavo a muovere le mani, ma non le avevo. Sentivo però l'intento, il desiderio di farlo, come se il ricordo del corpo fosse ancora dentro di me. E in quel momento ho capito: le mani, le braccia, ogni parte del corpo, non sono altro che delle estensioni. Servono per toccare il mondo, per interagire con la materia, ma non definiscono chi siamo.

La cosa che mi ha colpita di più però non è stata l’assenza del corpo, ma la presenza assoluta della mia coscienza. Io ero. Ero viva, consapevole, presente. Senza tempo. Come se tutto si fosse fermato o, forse, come se il tempo non esistesse affatto. In quell’istante ho avuto la netta sensazione che il tempo, così come lo conosciamo, sia solo una delle tante linee che attraversano un universo molto più vasto, fatto di infinite realtà, mondi, dimensioni. E io ero finita in uno spazio intermedio, tra una linea temporale e l’altra.

Ma non avevo paura. Non sapevo dove fossi, né come tornare alla mia vita, alla mia linea del “presente”. Eppure dentro di me c’era una fiducia inspiegabile, profonda, quasi primordiale. Come se sapessi che qualcosa, o qualcuno, mi avrebbe riportata indietro. Come se tutto avesse un ordine, anche quando sembra il caos. Non c’era bisogno di lottare o di capire: bastava affidarsi.

E così, in un modo che ancora oggi non riesco a spiegare, sono tornata. Ma quella sensazione non mi ha mai lasciata del tutto. Da allora, una parte di me è rimasta consapevole che esiste molto più di ciò che possiamo vedere e toccare. Che siamo qualcosa di eterno, che attraversa i mondi, le vite, le forme.

E che, forse, morire... non è davvero la fine.

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Near-Death Experiences: The BEST EVIDENCE Of Life After Death | Dr. Bruce Greyson

[jamesbeanblog]

Recently I was a guest on NDE Radio (near-death experience podcast sponsored by the IANDS group) on August 6th: https://www.talkzone.com/episodes/204/10252.html

and again on September 2nd: https://www.talkzone.com/episodes/204/10270.html

Rarely do I make guest appearances on other shows (am busy with my own radio projects mostly) but have been on Lee Witting's program several times (past shows can be found in his archive), and I've interviewed him on mine a couple of times as well.   

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD - A Lifetime of Studying the Paranormal

What is an NDE?

A near-death experience (NDE) is typically a profound, life changing, intensely emotional experience that usually occurs during a clinical crisis and has common characteristics and aftereffects. It is not a dream, hallucination, or mental illness (Greyson, 1983). There are no predictive variables to identify who will have an NDE. They happen to people of all ages, religions, socio-economic groups, cultures, educational backgrounds, and belief systems. They occur under a variety of circumstances such as accidents, near-drownings, illnesses, combat, surgical procedures, and childbirth. Following an NDE, experiencers (NDErs) often display some common aftereffects. Research has established a set of common NDE characteristics and long-term aftereffects. Theories used to explain near-death experiences in purely physical terms have been proven inadequate by NDE researchers and others.

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

NDE: “Am I DEAD?” 45-minutes of Death, Afterlife & My Life Review with Robert Bare Robert Bare was deceased for 45 minutes, his life changed forever after his Near- Death Experience. (NDE) His near-death experience shook him to his core. It occurred shortly after he boarded a plane in and had a massive heart attack. Robert spent more than two decades as a California Highway Patrolman, and spirituality or religion played little role in his life. "I’m a different person now,” Robert says. “Now I only want to do good in my life.” Robert is currently the cofounder & Vice President of Spiritual Awakenings International. He is also a past board member and former Vice-President of IANDS. This is his story, and this is his Passion

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Robin Landsong Shares Her Near-Death Experiences (2019-05-11)

Published on Dec 14, 2019

Robin Landsong’s Near-Death Experiences

In this video, Robin Landsong will discuss the incredible story of how she overcame trauma, abuse, and multiple near-death experiences as an 8 year old child. Some of the transformative experiences and insightful wisdom she discusses in this video include:

• having an angel appear to her out of the “sparkling light” and telling her, “It’s not your time. It’s OK, you’ll make it through this.”

• being shot in the head by a soldier, feeling a waving action, back and forth, as her life force repeatedly came into and then out of her body

• finding herself viewing her body from above, watching the life force gradually leave her body, and thinking, “If that life force doesn’t go back into my form, I’m going to die.”

• seeing a big, “glowing sphere”, which she knew would completely heal her if she entered it

• being led into a cave by a guide, where the faces of her childhood abusers (expression of all of her sadness and fears) appeared, and then disappeared, once she understood that the abuse she had suffered was not her fault

• experiencing the night sky, where, “the stars were like living relatives, and everything felt alive”

• encountering the “glowing sphere” for a second time, and being told: “This is dying”, to which she thought, “If this is dying, then dying is peaceful, calm, and a very deep welcoming home.”

• being given a choice to either go to the sphere or return to earth

• encountering a being whose face changed from a man, into a lion, and then into a child: “I became delighted that this being was a man of many faces, that he encompassed all of us. And I realized that we are all connected . . . I saw these living lines of connection, and that all living things are connected, every tree, every frog, every mountain, every person, is interconnected. And that we can strengthen those living lines of connection with our attention and our love.”

• travelling through a tunnel and viewing her physical body from above the place where she had been shot

• being ready to leave her physical body behind, she started to rise up: “It was like taking off a suit and leaving it behind, with no regrets. And I lifted off and I was going into pure peace . . . I was going home to Source, to that original (I call it) Great Heart . . . I consider that the Great Heart sung me into being as a sound, and that we originate as a sound sung by this Great Being.”

• seeing “the First Mother”, “the grandmother of all of us”, who tells her: “Remember that you always belong, no matter what. Even if you are completely ostracized, completely left out, you always belong here . . . And even if somebody harms you, and can’t see who you are, that it’s just because they are blind to seeing the truth.”

• being drawn back into her body because she had not done her purpose (to become a medicine singer)

• crossing over once again, two days later, after soldiers massacred her entire village

• hearing a booming voice, coming from a blue-skinned being, who tells her: “The wounds are how I find you so I can love you at the broken places.”

• being asked by this blue-skinned being: “Shall we destroy the mountains so you can have the beaches?”, and she says, “I don’t like the destruction part, can we just have both?” And he says to her, “Destruction makes available the ingredients for a new creation.” In the same way, he told her, the total destruction of the people in her village was going to become something new.

• the blue-skinned being telling her that he could see the cycles of destruction that end up becoming a new creation, and showing her the future, where she was running through the woods, free and strong, and completely healed

• returning once again to her body, eventually reuniting with her American family, and many years later, finding a path to healing all of her past trauma

Robin Landsong

In 1977, when Robin was eight years old, she was abducted from the US and taken to Rhodesia. There, she was assaulted and abandoned. She made her way to a rural village, where two of the village women mothered her and helped heal her injuries. When a battle broke out near the village, Robin was shot by a soldier and died. On the other side, she moved toward the “Great Heart”. She was shown how we are all interconnected. When she heard one of her Mamas singing a song through the veil, she made a conscious decision to come back to life. Two days later, the soldiers massacred the entire village. During her escape, she had a second NDE. Robin shares her healing and NDEs to show us how the situations where we have been most broken can be the very conditions that activate our greatest potential, and how we all absolutely belong.

If you would like to learn more about Robin and her NDE experiences, please visit the following links:

http://www.RobinLandsong.com/ (Robin’s website)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGDC... (Robin’s YouTube channel)

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Near-Death Experiences in Childhood

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

After-Death Communication Panel - Suzanne Maiden, Malynda Cress, Anne Salisbury & Chuck Swedrock

After-Death Communication Panel - Suzanne Maiden, Malynda Cress, Anne Salisbury & Chuck Swedrock, 2017 IANDS Conference Suzanne Maiden: A Psychotherapist’s journey from Terminal Cancer to Talking to The Dead - Death is not real. 1) Suzanne's presentation will open with her story – successful psychotherapist – to diagnosis terminal cancer – to seeing spirits 2) Suzanne will share several verifiable experiences of seeing deceased relatives, family or pets of others – often for complete strangers 3) Suzanne will discuss ethical issues around psychic/mediumship phenomenon both from a professional and lay person perspective 4) Suzanne will discuss how to open up to one's own spirit guides, and deceased loved ones.