NDE Radio With Lee Witting

Abused through her childhood, our guest got baptized four times in hopes God would save her. It took an NDE for her to realize how completely God loves us, and how that love heals the wounds.

During the nights of an Easter weekend, Jesus and others came to heal Lisamarie Boncek from her near-fatal case of Lyme disease. Now she helps to heal others.

Host Lee Witting tells the story of how Dr. King's assassination impacted the 1960's hope for change, but nevertheless deepened our understanding of love as the only true answer--back then and today--as we face more angry, violent racism in 2022.

Rev. Dr. Norma Edwards is a Near-Death Experiencer, a recognized change agent, Spiritual Therapist and a Certified NLP Life Coach. Born in Guyana, South America, she has studied under the tutelage of eight Spiritual Masters. She is an expert at merging spiritual orientation into clinical practice, and is the CEO and founder of Reprogram Your Life. Her book, Awakening, can be found on Amazon. Her website: https://reprogramyourlife.org.

Host Lee Witting reads Hebrew history become Irish/English legend of how the holy rock known as Jacob's Pillow served as the coronation stone for kings of Israel--all the way to coronations of Irish, Scottish and English kings and queens. Renamed the Stone of Scone, it last sat under the coronation chair of Queen Elizabeth II. The tale is told by the stone itself.

Host Lee Witting reads a lesson for those planning -- through New Year's Resolutions -- to be better people in 2022. Change involves struggle, even after a profound NDE, as this powerful account from the files of IANDS demonstrates.

Host Lee Witting reflects on last week's interview with Leesa Anderson, and describes how he followed her advice to explore the underlying meaning of the Lord's Prayer. It can focus you in creating a partnership with the healing love of God.

The show's guest shares some stories of seeming miracles that have occurred as she radically relied on God to direct her way through loss and hardship, as well as directing her as a witness to accidents that resulted in a series of logically impossible and miraculous outcomes.

Lee reads an IANDS’ NDE report by a woman infected with COVID-19. She leaves her body and is guided to meet deceased relatives who give her messages. She meets Mother Mary and Source, and is told she will recover from COVID. Finding herself returning to her body, she sees her deceased pets, waiting for her to come back and be with them again.

Born to Mexican immigrant parents, Rosie Torres grew up Catholic but began questioning the existence of God until she fell very ill. She cried out for a higher power to heal her and had a life-changing NDE. When she returned, her body was spontaneously healed, and her life changed forever. Her great awakening helped her realize that love is the only thing that can correct our condition.

Julie Hedenborg, RN, is the creator and host of the Everyday Miracles Podcast, and is passionate about sharing powerful testimonies that glorify God's love, and the power of hope and faith. A cardiovascular intensive care nurse forced by an injury to retire, Julie was podcast-inspired by her own STEs, as well as by patients and others who have shared with her their visions, OBEs, and other everyday miracles. For recent episodes and information, visit Everydaymiraclespodcast.com.

Host Lee Witting's Thanksgiving Week review of how his childhood NDE impacted his life, and how NDEs can make heroes of experiencers and non-experiencers alike. This is an expanded edition of Lee's talk at the 2021 IANDS Annual Conference.

Guest Jean Keegan Daly, RN, was an empath even before her STEs and NDE. A hospice nurse become a holistic health therapist, counselor, and educator, her training includes national certifications as a practitioner in Holistic Nursing, Imago Relationship Therapy, Reiki Healing Mastership, and the One Brain Stress Diffusion System. She is the author of Reflections of a Seasoned Soul.

From the files of IANDS, host Lee Witting reads the account of an immigrant from Vietnam who, as the result of a terrible accident, experiences a shared death with his fiance, and memories of an NDE in the process.

The show's guest, Dustin Warncke, is the volunteer technician for our Facebook page, a motivational speaker, devotional leader, teacher, and an avid outdoorsman. He has produced and hosted hundreds of YouTube videos, TV shows, and bi-weekly podcasts, and authored books, eBooks, blogs and articles. Dustin's latest book, An Intentional Optimized Life, draws on his own spiritual encounters.

For many years Patricia Wheeler, NDEr, teacher and artist, shared her STEs with her third-grade students, who found them far more fascinating than their traditional religious schooling. Her book, Beyond the Natural, is a little like sitting with a parent while they tell you the family's stories -- as is the show today.

The show's guest, NDEr David Rose, is an award-winning author and veteran advocate who was drafted into the US Army to fight in the Vietnam War. He chose to serve in the critical role of combat trauma medic. Diagnosed by the VA with PTSD, he has nevertheless dedicated his life both to God's love and to veterans' causes.

The show's guest, Randy Kay, learned to share the heart of God through an NDE with Jesus. It moved him from agnostic to a deep understanding of God's love, and a belief God uses brokenness as a means to discovering joy. The author of Dying to Meet Jesus, and Revelations from Heaven, Randy in this interview offers vivid descriptions of what he saw and experienced in Heaven.

For those who couldn't be there, Lee offers this year's St. Francis Day celebration of the pet therapy dogs at Eastern Maine Medical Center, along with observations and prayers for all living things on the Earth. We dedicate this show to Novella, (see photo), a little cat who just recently passed from this world to God's arms.

Our guest, Dr. Bruce Greyson, is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the UVA School of Medicine. He served on the medical school faculty at the Universities of Michigan, Connecticut, and Virginia. He was a co-founder and President of the International Association for Near-Death Studies, and Editor of the Journal of Near-Death Studies. His award-winning research led him to become a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and to be invited by the Dalai Lama to participate in a dialogue between Western scientists and Buddhist monks in India.

Colin Thomas Perry, PhD, the show's guest, is an Australian writer and lecturer in media studies who, at age 49, suffered a heart attack and entered an NDE in which he met Jesus and angels. It sparked in him an examination of death, life, eternity and the obligations of human existence. His book, Dying to be Alive, reports a warning rarely encountered in others' NDEs, and at the end of the interview, he shares prophesies of destructive waves to come.

Christian Sundberg, the show's guest, has the remarkable ability to remember certain aspects of his pre-birth existence. This interview, as well as his free book, A Walk in the Physical, provides important clues to our own spiritual state of being -- before we accepted the veil of forgetfulness, a fearful condition imposed for the privilege of living our human lives.

On the anniversary of his first wife Alisoun's death, Lee reads a story he wrote many years ago for their children. It's a tale about the ancient French church bell they once owned, and which you'll hear ring at the end of the telling. Lee adds that you can ring it yourself if you come to visit Our Lady of Holy Hope Church, in Castine, Maine.

Pianist Paul Cardall, the show's guest, is a well-loved musician many describe as having a calling from Jesus to give comfort to a world filled with mental suffering and physical pain and loss. In 1973, Paul was born with half a heart. Twenty-eight surgeries and a heart transplant later, he is now a star who praises Jesus for the gift of making music that brings healing to others. His STEs, and one NDE in particular, comprise what could be called his anointing.

The show's guest, Charlotte Holmes, collapsed and died in the hospital. When her soul left her body, she went from an OBE watching the resuscitation team, to the most heavenly aroma of flowers, the music and colors of paradise, and angels and people singing together. Instead of entering through the gate, Charlotte came back with gifts, prayers, and a prophetic warning.