NDE Radio With Lee Witting

Though rebirth may seem more fragile this year, the power of resurrection is unstoppable, both in spirit and in nature. Both are ‘of God’ – the word for it is ‘Dei’ in Latin, as in Agnus Dei, the Lamb of God. DEI also says Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – for genders, races, and ultimately for all us creatures, great and small. It’s not a competition for resurrection, as NDErs know, but a common goal.

A despairing woman suicides, and Jesus saves her; a child goes into a golden light and meets Jesus the Shepherd; a woman in chronic pain experiences golden, pain-free light, but returns down a ladder to her life.

Franne Whitney Nelson is a grief recovery specialist who has worked with horses and other animals to heal kids traumatized by a sudden death in their lives. She talks about touches from the deceased that bring healing, as well. Her website is deatheducationconsulting.com.

Mitchell B. Liester, MD had for 24 years researched the psychological and spiritual impacts of a variety of psychedelics when we first aired this interview, and it offers important insights into what we should still be exploring today.

From as early as she can remember, Tina Angeli has been in touch with the Other Side, and brought those messages to others – including healing walks through her large labyrinth in Connecticut.

As she was slowly freezing to death in a poorly heated farmhouse, this 10-year-old girl left her body, met three light beings on the moon, and saw her life as a river with stones and boulders directing the flow. Lee reads an NDE from IANDS.

Vania Valtriani was drawn to Jesus at age seven, and when she nearly died from a hemorrhagic stroke at 45, Jesus took her hand in his and healed her. She thought of this miracle as a secret gift – that is, until years later, when Jesus asked her what she had done with his gift. It’s a question all NDErs will be asked, sooner or later.

Christine Duminiak didn't believe lost loved ones could reach her – until her husband's deceased parents came for an hour's visit one night. Now she helps the grieving to understand how accessible the departed can be to family and friends left behind.

Robert and Suzanne Mays research the relationship of brain and mind by studying NDEs. In this early interview, Robert Mays discusses how an OBEr, accompanied by an angel, interacted with a dog and tickled an unsuspecting human.

NDE stories written by the experiencers themselves are read by host Lee Witting: A child trying to save her dog drowns, and learns why things are as they are; Maria sees a beautiful garden and touches the source; a woman's flu leads her to the presence of God; a biker's heart attack provides a visit with his departed brother; a deceased liver donor now accompanies the patient.

A motorcycle accident that sent him into the Light ultimately taught Dr. Alan Ross Hugenot that the reconciliation of science and spirit takes place when a theory of everything is based on universal consciousness.

As Sheri Ann Stanley stepped off the school bus, a truck slammed into her, sending her body flying past houses and onto a statue. Following two OBEs, her NDE brought her to the light and love of Jesus, where she resisted her return to face life's difficulties.

Many NDErs return with amazing descriptions of the vibrations of light and sound they experienced on the Other Side. This archived conversation with James Bean reflects on the poetic, religious, and mystic recognitions of light and sound as the vibrations of universal love.

Birth and death went hand in hand for Krista Gorman, during which she had both her baby and her NDE. At four years old, Krista's invisible friend had been St. Michael, and perhaps his loving presence served to protect her through this challenging time.

As NDErs continue to report that truth consists of light and love, forces work to bury truth under a million lies designed to divide us from truth and one another. The main implement for lying is the world-wide web of social media and disinformation, WWW, identified in Revelation as mankind’s number, 666.

I’ve seen the Light! summarizes many reports of NDEs, and also what the shepherds and Magi experienced in Bethlehem. The churches’ celebration of Light and Logos at Epiphany is a time NDEs should be talked about, as well.

The show’s guest, Rev. Andi Lloyd, makes clear as a non-NDEr what NDErs report – that joy can prevail, even when grief or suffering may drain happiness from our lives. This realization can prove life-changing to those in danger of succumbing to despair. We conclude with Larry and Leslie Latour’s Christmas song for the New Year, "Love is What We Need."