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Is there life after death? With Near-Death Experience Researcher Dr Bruce Greyson

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What happens when we die? It’s the question many of us ask. We’re joined by one of the world’s leading experts on Near-Death Experiences, Dr Bruce Greyson, Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences and author of After: A Doctor Explores What Near-Death Experiences Reveal about Life and Beyond; Bruce has been studying NDEs for over 50 years. In this absolutely fascinating conversation, we talk about how Bruce came to study this topic, what he’s learned from studying thousands of cases, the stories that have blown him away, and why he’s no longer afraid of death. We hope you enjoy it and that it brings you as much insight and comfort as it did us.
You can find Bruce’s book After: A Doctor Explores What Near-Death Experiences Reveal about Life and Beyond here. Learn more about Bruce here. Connect with us
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15 авг 2022

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@user-wp4ju4hp5w Год назад

All I know is this. Days before my Dad died he was talking outloud to his deceased mother!!!

@frankloiacono6224 Год назад

It would be nice to see our deceased loved ones. My good friend Dennis passed away last year. He owed me $25.00.

@libertarian100 Год назад

Very Comforting .

@carmencsiki795 Год назад

Thanks for this podcast.Love it! Feels comforting knowing that our loved ones are still alive in another form .

@smoothvelvetsinger Год назад

It's tremendously interesting listening to Dr. Greyson.

@offense53 Год назад

Dr bruce greyson is geting the ladies now👍

@cris471 Год назад

Highly interesting stuff ! Enjoyed watching it !! Hope more people watch this video !!

@smoothvelvetsinger Год назад

This video needs many more views.

@SarahTheCat777 2 года назад

Thanks, very interesting! :) Greetings from Germany! ^^

@goodmourningpodcast 2 года назад

We are so glad you enjoyed it! :)

@stumpgrindingdirect2385 Год назад

Thanks for your hard work. I like this kind of content. 😀

@goodmourningpodcast Год назад

Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know, we really appreciate it and glad you're enjoying our content :)

@themanwhowasthursday5616 Год назад

Thank you for your compelling interview with Dr Greyson. Very worthwhile viewing. : )

@BBKingFan Год назад

Good questions!

@razony Год назад

I only wish humanity can wake up sooner. Humanity has been in the Dark Ages of belief and thought for to long. Time for humanity to wake up and see the truth and light. It's been Infront of us all along...

@danbaron9094 Год назад

I Love You, Mitchell. Dad

@lutina2280 Год назад

So how is it like for a soul’s status when a person is suffering from dementia then die? It seems like that person was no longer in there in the very final stage. Any study about this?

@naomidoner9803 Год назад

I've read about dementia patients regaining lucidity (I don't know if that's the right word) just before death.... I'm an RN on a dementia unit... I have not witnessed this myself though I've been with many dementia patients at their time... typically near their time hospice has signed on and the protocol is morphine every 2 hours by the time it's time.... I've also watched alot of these videos (I have been looking for answers since 6/12/13) and as I understand it once they are out of the body they are even able to experience other's experience... in the life review it is said they experience the perspective of the other...it seems your question would be hard to answer because it would require researching that specific group for NDE but this group is not likely to return to tell the researchers...most of those who return seem to need CPR and the majority of my dementia patients are DNR... i.e we do not attempt resuscitation... lastly alzheimers has been newly labeled diabetes 3.... after a full career of treating dementia patients we are only just now learning the dietary contributions to this always fatal disease

@naomidoner9803 Год назад

Also from my observations... the core person is in there even if their memory isn't.... the kind person is still kind and the meanies are still mean... I had a racist preacher who sang amazing grace like an angel until he became non verbal... but when my CNAs were in the room he was always yelling at them to get out nigger and or soliciting them for sex... and then thanking them after they cleaned him up... and singing to them... when this one became non verbal I remember probably about 3 months before he passed he didn't talk to us anymore but his eyes focused up to the left as if he was watching something but if I waved my hand in front of his eyes he would focus on my face but eventually I could not pull his focus from the upper left even when I waved my hand... I thought he was seeing something that I could not

@gary36104 Год назад

Of course there’s life after lock it in

@RobTheFossil Год назад

15:11 I never had the entry to the light or became one with the light at the moment of my clinical death. The light happened ten years later after a long journey with resulting mental health issues post-op - heart op - when heart stopped. Humans think of time on a clock and aging of their life. In middle of an NDE and the light there is no concept of time and consciousness can move to any time like a lens sliding through what we consider time on our life-line. Any others out there who were reprocessed successfully through a few traumas to heal? I want to hear from you. I am writing my account that happened 4 years ago after ten years reprocessing from time to time.

@-a-l-t- Год назад

matters not

@joefox9765 Год назад

This phenomenon is hard to conceive until we realized the mind of God. All you perceive outer is really inner. We are sparks of consciousness within the mind of God. There is only one mind and fragments thereof. This is not phenomena to the Buddha because all is within us which is part of the mind of God. It's the fragments of this mind which seems to be amazed. We are just experiencing from the outermost making the experience so dramatic as to be a blood and death when we are really you and I came back to the one mind our source. When we take off our blinders and our thoughts meld with intuition the only phenomena is individualization, fragmented thoughts. Wholeness or holy is within the mind of God or Godhead which is within us. Release from the gross physical

@-a-l-t- Год назад

😂😂😂 none of this