Several things can be learned from NDE's & OBE's

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--- " Alwaysindivineorder " <alwaysindivineorder wrote:

>

> It isn't a " label " and if you look into it, you'd find that every

>single person who has had an NDE considers themselves to be blessed

>and that it was positive and so life affirming! It is a true

>blessing as when we come back so to speak, our hearts are lighter

>and fuller and our intention to do good and be the best that we can

>be is ever strong.

>

> Love and light,

> Sam

 

Actually Sam the actual research shows that your above all inclusive

statement is NOT valid.

 

It's NOT all peaches and cream after a NDE.

 

Read 'Out Of Body' researcher, scientist Dr. Robert Crookall. Dr.

Crookall does one hell of a job of aligning all of the avaible

research up until the 70's.

 

Now, MANY who have OBE's (and NDE's) are much better off. Not all of

them.

 

Sometimes though the NDE experience, as with D. B. became very

painful to behold because of his live review. When he (and many

others have their life review) they FEEL all the pain they've given

others...then they come back.

 

Many who FEEL the PAIN, then delete the entire episode, and ignore

the consequences.

 

Others, FEEL the PAIN, and then take the positive learnings from

that pain, and change their behavior so they become attractors of

the Radiant Circuits (positive feeling), and NOT an attractor of the

Triple Warmer flight or fight circuits.

 

Those who come back and don't change their behavior now face a

future of fear and pain.

 

I do know of one trainer, Doc Latourrette, that had a NDE, and in

his life review, discovered that he was not supposed to be living

off the fat of the land (retired), but was actually ignoring one of

his major life tasks, and that was the task of helping others grow

and evolve. When he came back he fixed that.

 

So, in many many cases a OBE or a NDE is to help the person that had

that experience grow in his own skills and abilities.

 

Other cases, one of the ways of growing is to realize BECAUSE OF THE

EXPERIENCE, that there is something besides this mortal body, and

that " life " (now defined a bit differently) goes on after the body

is no longer usuable. That's a belief change. That's a Value change.

That's an identity change. So they no longer have the FEAR of death.

 

There is much more information available if anyone is interested???

 

Sandy Godheart