Near-death Experices of Doctors and Scientists

Doctors and Scientists Go on the Record About God, Heaven, and the Afterlife

De: John J Graden

Narrado por: Bill Fike

Do you want to know if heaven is real? Who better to ask than Doctors and Scientists who have had near death experiences? Ten Doctors and Scientists, including Mary Neal and Eben Alexander, tell the story of their own Near Death Experiences.

Learn the stories of ten highly qualified people of science who have had a near-death experience and are willing to talk about it. If you want to learn if near death experiences are real, this book is for you.

Who better to ask then than doctors and scientists who have experienced their own NDEs and been to heaven and back?

Like most of the medical and academic community, prior to their NDE every one of them were skeptical. Are they still skeptics? This book is easy to read, easy to understand and absolutely fascinating.

• You will read about:
• Atheists who went to the darkest of places and experienced "untold terror."
• The doctor who thought "People who believe in God are idiots" and then he was brutally murdered. What happened to him then?
• The amazing NDE story of Dr. Carl Jung in his own words.
• The doctor who actually got impatient with the NDE process.
• Another who returned to our world with an amazing new talent.
• Two doctors who were turned away from entering a place of universal knowledge at the last second and made to return to our world.

Ranked #1 in New Age Reincarnation and #1 in Religious Studies Here are ten-remarkable stories, each one from the rare perspective of a doctor or scientist.

Because most NDEs are short, NDE books tend to spend 95% of the pages on the biography of the NDE experiencer. This books cuts out the padding and gets right to the events leading up to the NDE, the NDE itself, and then the aftermath.

This is a must read and a great gift for anyone interested in the NDE phenomenon.

©2013 John J. Graden (P)2015 John J. Graden

Pretty good

Stories were interesting. Not really a heartwarming book like some of the others on the topic of NDEs. Told in more of a reporter-like fashion. Not my favorite, but worth the read I think.

WOW!

A must read! These stories need to be shared! We get so stuck in or thinking about what is going on in this world. These experiences will help the reader put their life into perspective.

Nothing New

Basically a repeat of other books and stories that anyone who reads about NDEs already knows. It felt like a ripoff of the originals.

if you want a basic, albeit opinionated, highlight of other stories this might be OK for you.

interesting

I enjoy near death experiences. This book gave short and to the point stories. I long for more detail. overall it was interesting.

Thought provoking

Makes one think more about how to live this human experience. Sounds like love is the answer.

details inaccurate

some of the stories were inaccurate, according to the original testimonies. some important details were changed, such as the age of Mary's son when he died. also it was not her husband calling her back to her body, but rather the kayaking guide who performed CPR on her. her husband was not present on the river with the group that day.

practical, accurate

I thought this was very interesting very well-documented, the only part at all that left me thinking it was a 4.9 instead of A5 was little bit of bias I sensed towards some of the specific religions mentioned although clearly that was a very isolated situation and I think it's difficult for authors that are in a particular religion already to risk social damage to their family unit because of things they write, so it's something that I understand and think is okay.

I would like to see more books that have a scientific approach like this come out.

great book great job!

Finally a book with some science behind it

Where does Near-death Experices of Doctors and Scientists rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Top of the list

Who was your favorite character and why?

not applicable.

What does Bill Fike bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Enthusiasm for the story.

Any additional comments?

Much better than the other books on the topic that the authors speculate on some vague experiences.