Tagged with near death experiences

In the past few decades, we have witnessed an explosion of information about death and the afterlife. This is one of many signs that the human race is poised to enter a new era, a revolution in consciousness. Death is not an end but rather a lifting out into that vast, knowing, luminous Presence, in which all things thrive and are made possible. (more)

The "near-death experience" that U.G. Krishnamurti had during a lecture in Madras in 1953 was to lead him up to the "final death" and awakening into the Natural State in 1967. It seems, the near-death experience is, almost as a rule, a necessary prelude to enlightenment. (more)

The brain is not an organ that generates consciousness, but rather an instrument evolved to transmit and limit the processes of consciousness to those crucial for the terrestrial success of the individual.  (more)

How could you reach the pearl by only looking at the sea? If you seek the pearl, be a diver. ~Rumi

 

I discovered the power of nitrogen deep under the Monterey Bay. The ecstatic experiences below led me to the somewhat safer utilization of nitrous oxide in the comfort of my own bed. As a rescue diver I was familiar with mixed gas and oxygen use and took advantage of the protection of pure oxygen during extended sessions. Over a period of two years of intensive use many esoteric mysteries were revealed. (more)

Studying near-death-experience case studies, it became clear that I could hope to provide some answers to our most perplexing question: What happens when we die? (more)

Encountering aliens, communicating with dolphins, conversing with angels – these confrontations with the unseen worlds can seem outlandish or delusional. Until it happens to you. Now these once subtle, hidden realms are rapidly emerging into greater human perception, and provide us a clue to our planet's true destiny. (more)