Resurrection Resurrection is a 1980 film which tells the story of a woman who survives a car accident and discovers that a near-death experience has given her the power to heal other people. Ellen Burstyn delivers a tour-de-force performance as the modern-day miracle in this unforgettable story. It stars Ellen Burstyn, Sam Shepard, Richard Farnsworth, […]
Learning To Love Yourself By Gay Hendricks 122 Pages, March 18, 2011 Excerpt: I was at a crisis point in my work. For many years I had been searching for the answer to one question: How can we bring about change in ourselves? I wanted to know the most fundamental processes by which we could transform […]
The Favorite Son By Janie Thompson Original Link Janie Thompson, an intuitive healer and psychic medium, writes: Most of the time we think of mediumship as connecting with a loved one who has already passed over, not one who is about to enter this world. One of my favorite readings that I’ve ever done, is […]
Echo By Blanca Lyrics: One thousand four hundred and forty minutes Every day I gotta decide How am I gonna live it I’m gonna take a chance to be the difference Every day I want to find I’m alive for something More than what I planned Higher than my ways Greater than I am All […]
Excerpt from “Chapter 14: The Examen: A Daily Life Review and a Way to Find Our Purpose” The Gifts of Near-Death Experiences: You Don’t Have to Die to Experience Your True Home By Sheila Fabricant Linn, Dennis Linn, Matthew Linn For many years, we have done a process every evening that is a daily version of […]
How To Love Ourselves By David Sunfellow Near-death experiences strongly champion the idea that we need to love ourselves. If we could see and love ourselves as God does our lives would be completely transformed. So would our relationships with everyone and everything else. You would think that loving ourselves wouldn’t be so difficult, especially […]
A Soft Answer By Terry Dobson A turning point in my life came one day on a train in the middle of a drowsy spring afternoon. The train clanked and rattled through the suburbs of Tokyo. It was comparatively empty — a few housewives with their kids in tow, some old folks out shopping, a […]
Original Link ……………. Howard Storm (born October 26, 1946, in Flushing, New York) is a former atheist and art professor and chairman of the art department at the Northern Kentucky University. He is best known as the author of “My Descent Into Death” which details his near-death experience. Storm’s NDE is regarded as one of the most complete […]
Teaching Others About Near-Death Experiences By David Sunfellow Many of us realize that the core truths championed by near-death experiences have the potential to change the world. After we’ve educated ourselves and started applying NDE truths to our personal lives, the next step is to share what we’ve learned with others. If you’re ready for this step and […]
Life Is All About Relationship By David Sunfellow Original Link One of the major themes that emerge in NDEs is that life is about relationship. Once we begin to understand what this means, a whole new world of understanding emerges. Whereas before we may have focused on some areas of our life and ignored others, […]
It’s The Little Things (v1.1) By David Sunfellow It’s the little things in life that are the big things. Respond to opportunities to express kindness, caring, and compassion that cross our path, especially those that seem small and insignificant. Treat everyone and everything — humans, animals, plants, objects, the unseen forces of life — kindly […]
The first version of “The Healthy Relationship Preamble” emerged in 2008. It grew out of a desire to understand the core qualities of healthy, happy, deeply fulfilling and transformative relationships — and fashion these core qualities into a simple, one-page statement. This is the second version of The Preamble, which continues to evolve as more people read […]
Dream: The Young Couple By David Sunfellow February 14-15, 2012 I had the sweetest little dream last night. It grew out of trying, once again, to come to a deeper understanding of how to relate to other people. When should we go along with something; when should we opt out, how can we go along […]