Near Death Experiences

Ms. Atwater has written a new book called Children of the 5th World. It's an interesting radio interview that starts around the 39 minute mark. This is not her first book on NDE but the first she has written on the impact on children who have experienced a Near Death Experience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd5MhV-4DtA

I know what it's like to die, and it felt very familiar, like something I experienced many times before.

Very peaceful.

bobhardee wrote:Ms. Atwater has written a new book called Children of the 5th World. It's an interesting radio interview that starts around the 39 minute mark. This is not her first book on NDE but the first she has written on the impact on children who have experienced a Near Death Experience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd5MhV-4DtA

Thanks Bob...interesting video where George Noory is interviewing Atwater.  Will have to read book.

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I was sailing off the coast of North Carolina a few years back and just as we made it through the breakwater which is where the fresh water meets the ocean, a shadow (easily as big as the 30 foot boot we were on) slipped immediately under the boat. The ocean, the sails, the shadow, the time and whatever else, I knew in my heart of heart that I had drown at sea in a previous life. That might sound silly but its what I hold with until today. The shadow did not scare me. I am not afraid of water and in fact love to swim. I was young in my career at the time. It was a serendipitous moment that helped guide me for years to come.

An RN that I worked with had a NDE. He was younger than me and a nice guy who loved fast cars and had a beautiful wife. When he shared the NDE experience I got the impression that he wanted to go back. The peaceful feeling that was experienced was so overwhelming that it made daily life a little dull or something. Of course, that was not long after the experience happened. Its probably different now.
Bob H.