NDE Radio With Lee Witting

With the sudden and shocking loss of her brother Don in 1983, author Paula Lenz describes her direct contact 'in Infinity' with her brother’s spirit through an out-of-body experience and the strange events that have continued for the rest of her life.

Lee reflects on Thanksgiving and the holiday season. It's hard to give thanks when there is so much wrong in the world.

Children change after a near-death experience, even though they can't process any of it. We return with gifts we don't even know we have--until we use them. Pegi's book The Will of a Wildflower is her spiritual journey through this life. What she learned--once she stopped avoiding the past and bravely turned around and faced it--amazes her every single day.

Barbara has written a chapter in the recently-released book The Transformative Power of Near-death Experiences on Nearing-death Awareness, dedicated to my late father who passed away from pancreatic cancer in September, 2016.

Janice Goff is a frequent guest on this program. She has had a lifetime of psychic and other side experiences, and returns to NDE Radio to discuss James Van Praagh’s story of psychic detective work as told in the movie, Talking to Heaven

Robert and Suzanne discuss their research, and talk about the things they have discovered from those who have touched the other side.

A listener wrote to Lee, and asked the question "why"- Why are we here when Heaven is so loving? Why is there sickness, suffering and death? Does life really have to be this way?

Valerie Varan, MS, LPC, NCC is an author, holistic counselor, and coach for those seeking to embrace their higher consciousness. Her new book, Living in a Quantum Reality: Using Quantum Physics and Psychology to Embrace Your Higher Consciousness, is based on her experience in life and in her years as a psychotherapist, mental health licensed professional counselor, national certified counselor, energy therapist, and personal/transpersonal/spiritual growth coach.

Every night after work as a landscaper, Jim “Bubba” Bay went for a walk. But on the night of November 15, 2009, while walking on Hammertown Road in Pine Plains, New York, Bubba fell 14 feet head-first into gulley, breaking 23 bones, including 11 ribs, 10 vertebrae, his skull and left scapula. After a day in intensive care, the doctors induced a coma. Bubba survived, and when he awoke from the coma, he began to tell his family and friends about his remarkable visions on the edge of death.

In this show, host Lee Witting examines some traditional Western views of heaven, vs. an NDEr’s experience which seems to reflect some Eastern religious beliefs.