Author name: Stéphane Bourboulon

The question is twofold: A first piece of good news This refers to NDEs experienced following a suicide attempt: people felt no condemnation for their act. As one of them put it: “I was at peace with myself. I could only see myself and my life through the love of this Being. Neither this Being […]

People who have had an NDE often say they met a “being of Light”, loving and compassionate, and/or bathed in an infinitely soft, loving, happy and peaceful Light. They all felt totally loved, welcomed and understood by this loving Light. They were incredibly happy to be enveloped by Her. Many people even felt at one

During their near-death experiences, many people[1] have relived their lives in the presence of a “being of light”. The question was: “What have you done with your life?” More precisely, the question seemed to be: “did you act out of love?” or: “how did you love?” This life review has shed light on the motivation

Our bodies will die one day, but we don’t know when. Yet we live as if this body were immortal. Or, at least like he was going to die in so long that it wasn’t worth thinking about. When age, illness or the death of a loved one shatters this illusion, we find ourselves faced

Jacques Lusseyran, a writer who became blind as a child, led a resistance network at the age of 20, was deported and later became a university professor in the USA. He bears witness to the fact that joy and light lie within us, in his two books “Et la lumière fut”, followed by “Le monde

After the worldwide success of “Life after Life”, Raymond Moody continued his research into NDE. He has shared some of the countless NDE stories he has received in his book “New Lights on Life After Life”. Here are a few gems from the book. The people I interviewed told me they had relived their lives

Journalist Stéphane Allix talks about the lessons he has learned from his close encounters with NDEs: Our world feels real and dense, but where I come from, even though there’s no matter, it’s even more real. It’s a real reality that I enter every time I let go of my brain’s activity. When the brain

Life goes on after the death of the body. This is the certainty of psychiatrist Christophe Fauré, based in particular on his research into NDE, as well as on the many testimonies of contact with deceased loved ones and visions of the other world that soothe some people at the very end of their lives.

The testimonies of people who have had a near-death experience[1] prove that there is life after death. What’s more, they give us a beautiful, soothing vision of this life – and the present one. For them, Love is the very nature of the universe. In a few words, these testimonials tell us that : The