Many facing the prospect of death, whether their own or valued loved one, are uneasy about the impending transition. Hospice care does a wonderful job in this arena; it would be helpful to seek their aid.  They do fall short in the knowledge of this 'other side of life' and the questions still rises 'is there life after death?"

If there is what is it really like 'over there?'

Well, actually there are several ways to find this out.

1- Practice kabala to gain inner knowledge and you will 'Know'
     what is like...
2- Meditate on this question and you will get your answers in
    dreams, visions.
3- Ask the Angles for a Benevolent outcome and to tell you in
    some way what it is like...
4- Ask a relative on the other side of life through a medium or
    one who can speak with angles.
5- Ask one of the 1000's in the US who have died on the
    operating table and have come back to live longer:

Of these NDE ers or Near Death Experiencers as they have been studied and named by PhDs and others, about 30 % of them remember their experience on the other side.  They come back to tell about it and receive various responses from society.

Some are worshipped, some are stoned, condemned laughed at, some just go on with their lives, some turn toward religion others run from it,  or change theirs.

What on earth is going on here?  How can such a few minutes of being 'out' contribute to such a powerful change, in so many?

Yogis have a long history of being consulted for their knowledge when a King is approaching his death.  It is this fear of death that has motivated many for millenniums to seek answers they find no time for during 'normal' life - waking, sleeping, eating, making love, making more ....of things...

When the do turn towards inquiry, it is often too late, as they have grown old, their minds and bodies are dimmed by worn out parts - or, so we believe. So, in classical yoga there are very few who seek the Truth - the knowledge - the light - and only a few of them find it. This makes them a valuable consultant.

Out of 100 NDEs 10 -30 people have memorable experience.
Many slide along a tube into the 'light' to find radiant being who may be recognizable, and may have things to say; the choice to return to their body may be offered by them as well.

No matter what happens over 'there' one result seems to be most prevalent according to Dr Jan Holden, PhD professor of Counseling at N TX U in Denton, TX.
Love - an unbelievably powerful Love is experienced; so much so, that when they come back from the out of body experience, they make many changes to increase the power of love in their environments, their families, etc.

Some will leave their jobs, families or friends, change their careers altogether, or do things that will increase this new or renewed sharing of love for the benefit of many.

Some, given the choice to leave for good this 'life' behind, want to move on, and not go back to the painful body or existence here; but after review of this life with the being of light, they decide to stay. After this decision they will never consider suicide no matter how bad things get here, they know the Love and are willing to stay and grow spiritually here on earth.

Many of the NDErs have 'psychic' experiences:  they can see through walls, listen to conversations out in the hallway, and more.  Dr Jan has spoken to & read 1000's of these folks.

It is so very encouraging to have the old yogic texts verified by common daily experiences today.

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