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What really happens when we die? This film follows near-death experiencers, Dr. Jeffrey Long's nine lines of evidence, and Dr. Raymond Moody's work on shared death experiences.
From candid voices on Santa Monica's 3rd Street Promenade to the International Association of Near-Death Studies conference, we gather first-person accounts of tunnels, radiant light, life reviews, and reunions. Martha St. Clair is dragged underwater while water skiing on the Sacramento River in 1974 and feels she is "going home" among colors unseen on Earth. In South Africa in 1982, Gary Guthrie faces death and encounters an all-knowing, healing Light that reshapes his life. During a pre-surgical myelogram, Barbara Bartolomeo watches from the ceiling as staff scramble, sees an electrocardiogram flatline, and then slams back into her body after a forceful chest thump. Jenny Summers rises from a camp accident into overwhelming love, meets familiar presences, and wrestles with returning. In the Pacific Northwest, Galen Dean Lovellen, catastrophically burned, speeds through a widening funnel toward a brilliant point of light before awakening in the stream, furious to be back. At 13 in Acapulco, Lupita Kirkland leaves her injured body, moves through a dark-cloud tunnel toward a luminous figure of the Virgin Mary, and returns to a doctor her family can never locate again.
Dr. Jeffrey Long, founder of the Near Death Experience Research Foundation and co-author of Evidence of the Afterlife, lays out nine lines of evidence. In 617 cases, 287 include out-of-body observations of earthly events that are realistic 97.6% of the time. He documents classic NDEs under general anesthesia in 23 cases, compares 33 NDE elements and finds them essentially identical to non-anesthesia NDEs, notes striking instances of vision among the blind, frequent meetings with deceased loved ones later recognized in family portraits, and core similarities across cultures.
Dr. Raymond Moody, who coined the term near-death experience, describes shared death experiences witnessed by bystanders at the bedside, including within his own family, challenging purely physiological theories. For many experiencers, the takeaway is lasting: less fear of death, a renewed focus on love, and the sense that consciousness continues.
What do you believe about life after life? Watch, reflect, and add your perspective in the comments.
#NearDeathExperience #AfterlifeEvidence #JeffreyLong #RaymondMoody #SharedDeath #LifeReview #OutOfBody
What really happens when we die? This film follows near-death experiencers, Dr. Jeffrey Long's nine lines of evidence, and Dr. Raymond Moody's work on shared death experiences.
From candid voices on Santa Monica's 3rd Street Promenade to the International Association of Near-Death Studies conference, we gather first-person accounts of tunnels, radiant light, life reviews, and reunions. Martha St. Clair is dragged underwater while water skiing on the Sacramento River in 1974 and feels she is "going home" among colors unseen on Earth. In South Africa in 1982, Gary Guthrie faces death and encounters an all-knowing, healing Light that reshapes his life. During a pre-surgical myelogram, Barbara Bartolomeo watches from the ceiling as staff scramble, sees an electrocardiogram flatline, and then slams back into her body after a forceful chest thump. Jenny Summers rises from a camp accident into overwhelming love, meets familiar presences, and wrestles with returning. In the Pacific Northwest, Galen Dean Lovellen, catastrophically burned, speeds through a widening funnel toward a brilliant point of light before awakening in the stream, furious to be back. At 13 in Acapulco, Lupita Kirkland leaves her injured body, moves through a dark-cloud tunnel toward a luminous figure of the Virgin Mary, and returns to a doctor her family can never locate again.
Dr. Jeffrey Long, founder of the Near Death Experience Research Foundation and co-author of Evidence of the Afterlife, lays out nine lines of evidence. In 617 cases, 287 include out-of-body observations of earthly events that are realistic 97.6% of the time. He documents classic NDEs under general anesthesia in 23 cases, compares 33 NDE elements and finds them essentially identical to non-anesthesia NDEs, notes striking instances of vision among the blind, frequent meetings with deceased loved ones later recognized in family portraits, and core similarities across cultures.
Dr. Raymond Moody, who coined the term near-death experience, describes shared death experiences witnessed by bystanders at the bedside, including within his own family, challenging purely physiological theories. For many experiencers, the takeaway is lasting: less fear of death, a renewed focus on love, and the sense that consciousness continues.
What do you believe about life after life? Watch, reflect, and add your perspective in the comments.
#NearDeathExperience #AfterlifeEvidence #JeffreyLong #RaymondMoody #SharedDeath #LifeReview #OutOfBody
