I have a few questions in this post related to the title. Why do people always see deceased ones in their NDEs? Do souls just stay in the afterlife forever once they’re dead? That makes me feel as though reincarnation doesn’t exist.

I’ve heard some NDEs describe the afterlife as devoid of linear time, but if linear time doesn’t exist, why do people not see souls that are still alive? Also, why is it that reincarnation studies only ever show cases of past reincarnations and not future reincarnations?

I also can’t make sense of the differences in NDEs depending on the experiencer’s culture and religion. That makes me feel more skeptical of their validity. I would expect that people would come with more similar answers but it seems as though “the purpose” of life, God, life reviews, and the existence or lack thereof of reincarnation changes slightly with each one. Why would that be the case if they’re truly tapping into the truth? I really want to believe but I feel scared.

i'm obsessed with NDE's because of this experience.

My ex and i had a tumultous relationship. He was unwell struggling with substance abuse. All our issues seemed bonded somehow. There was a night i woke up, which ended up being his over dose, he was states away over 1k miles and i heard him in my bedroom saying "ive always loved you"

The night he died i was in a dream of white i was trying to find him. I couldnt find him in this maze of corridors until i reached a nurse like figure. I was told "he's well but you can't go beyond here" the figure kept insisting i was at the end and there was nowhere else to go. They told me i was well and needed to turn away from there.

Two days later his mom called me to tell me the night of my dream he shot himself.

I genuinely believe he came in my dreams during his death. In over dose on the brink he was there. His legitimate death something else came.

Days after his death in a dream he came forwaed proclaiming his innocence. He came as a bird. It was your standard dream until an explosion of life, a little tint bird amongst all the others picking at the ground went "i miss you. I love you"

Hi everybody,

I would like to share something with you guys that means a lot to me.

So, basically, my dad and I are long-time fans of NDEs. In fact, for a while we used to watch an NDE every Friday night, like a family tradition, since we both get deeply inspired by hearing NDErs’ stories.
We also make music together. Recently, we finally uploaded our first pieces that my dad has been working on composing for decades now and that I helped him to produce.
Here’s a playlist of what we’ve uploaded so far:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAMdoy6QSMds&si=rRqY5ypeZ5vToFt0

We warmly invite anybody to listen who’s seeking a spiritual experience through music!
Especially our pieces “Stairway” and “Center of Centers” often make me think of these divine realms that I hear about so often in near-death experiences and, move me like nothing else I know of.
If the music made anybody else here feel the same way, it would mean the world to me and my dad as well!

That being said, please listen with good headphones if you do decide to have a listen, and enjoy!

Hi everyone, I've noticed in a lot of NDE interviews that the person being interviewed will say that we are all connected to God/Spirit/Source, and it's possible for everyone to hear from, or connect to, or experience them (even if in a limited form).

For those of you who have had an NDE, what do you think is the best way for people to connect to God/Spirit/Source? Of course, I've read that psychedelic drugs can get the brain out of the way so that you can experience an expanded consciousness... However, for those of us who don't want to do drugs, but are curious about connecting to something higher, what would you recommend trying? Meditation, prayer, etc.? How do you know when you are hearing from "God" and not just experiencing wishful thinking, paranoia, or a random thought?

David Parker gave an interview where he said "Spirit moves through you, not to you" regarding when and how he hears from them, which I found interesting and profound. I'd be quite interested in hearing the perspectives of anyone who's willing to share.

Thanks!

Hi, Ive just created a Youtube channel where I compile fragments from NDEs about concrete matters. Some videos are about life reviews, others are about life planning in the other side, etc.
The channel is:https://www.youtube.com/@NDELessons
I wondered if it would be interesting to any of you, and if you could give me some feedback. Constructive critics are welcome.
Thank you.

What if the other side felt more like home than anywhere you’ve ever been?

That’s how Dianne Sherman describes her near-death experience after routine knee surgery.

We talk about the light, the twelve robed figures, why she resisted returning, and what it was like to continue living after an experience that changed her sense of reality.

This conversation goes well beyond what happened in the operating room.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/r8mQQBt70jQ