End-of-life experiences: visions of the afterlife, terminal lucidity, fascinating and soothing moments for those who live them and their loved ones.
Thinking about death to enlighten your life: “Reminding myself that I’m going to die one day is the most powerful tool I’ve ever found for making the right choices. Because in the face of death, all that’s left is what’s essential.” – Steve Jobs In writing this text, I was thinking particularly of those who […]
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Bernie Siegel, an American surgeon, was one of the pioneers of mind-body medicine. He recounts some of his experiences and journey in his bestseller Love, Medicine and Miracles. It shows the power of love as a force for life and healing. Here are a few excerpts. I don’t see death as a failure. For me,
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Raymond Moody, author of the seminal book on the study of NDEs, “Life After Life”, has also taken an interest in shared death experiences, in which a perfectly healthy person accompanies a dying loved one through the first moments of their transition. Here are a few extracts from his book “Witnesses to life after life”.
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Sylvie Cafardy, a geriatrician, has accompanied many people – and their families – at the end of their lives. Her work is based on a fascinating and rigorous study of IME stories and their possible explanations. In particular, she shows how these stories can sometimes contribute to calming people at the end of life. Her
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People at the very end of life often seem to have some kind of privileged connection with the Beyond, God, Source, Creation. They have one foot in heaven and one on earth. When we approach death and are about to return to Source, our thoughts and words are then connected to this dimensional shift. Lisa
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The announcement of a serious illness and the approach of the end of life sometimes help us to discover – or deepen – the spiritual dimension of our being. This helps us to free ourselves from the incidental. And to become aware that our most essential, deepest, vital need is to find our Source and
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