What 5,000 Near-Death Cases Bring to Light | Dr. Jeffrey Long

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  @Inisfad · 13 days ago

  Carl Jung had a near death experience as a young man.  He said “What happens after death is so unspeakably glorious that our imagination and our feelings do not suffice to form even an approximate conception of it.”

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  @co14127 · 2 weeks ago

  How refreshing to watch and enjoy the video without background music. Thank you.

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  @PetePeterson-c7m · 2 weeks ago

  Having experienced nine decades in this sin cursed world I can assure you the best of this world &nbsp;leaves something to be desired.<br>Looking forward to the world he has perfected.

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  @gregmacdonald6707 · 2 weeks ago

  I had a near death experience on July 23rd 1984 after having 2 cardiac arrests as a result of a Traumatic brain injury. I definitely did not want to come back to this life.

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  @o2bnob · 2 weeks ago

  I am 79 years old, I was pronounced dead when I was 13, at least four times in my life. I have wished that I wouldn’t have come back.

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  @strafe155 · 13 days ago

  Some Near Death Experiences, known as &apos;Peak in Darien Experiences&apos;, involve encounters with dead people who were still believed to be alive at the time, or were complete strangers to the experiencer. For Example, Cardiologist Pim Van Lommel has shared the case of a patient who, while undergoing cardiac arrest, encountered his deceased grandmother and a strange man who looked at him very lovingly, but whom he couldn&apos;t recognize. Over a decade later, the patient&apos;s mother, who was now on her deathbed, revealed to her son that he&apos;d actually been born from an extramarital affair, and that her husband wasn&apos;t his real father. His biological father was actually a Jewish man who&apos;d been killed during the German Occupation of the Netherlands in World War 2. She also gave her son a photograph she&apos;d kept of his biological father, and he instantly recognized him as the strange man who&apos;d been looking at him lovingly during his Near Death Experience over a decade ago.

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  @alexandramcleod2079 · 8 days ago

  Good for you and Dr Long and NDExperiencer here. Now 64 - was 38 and still remember and feel it succinctly and completely.

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  @frogjump10 · 2 weeks ago

  Thanks, Makai! &nbsp;Another great interview. &nbsp;Dr. Long is a great wealth of knowledge, and I&apos;m so grateful he&apos;s bringing his work to the world.

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  @markmontanaart · 10 days ago

  Excellent interview. MEC asked really thoughtful questions and then allowed the doctor to speak without interruption.<br><br>A few months ago, my YouTube feed was saturated with NDE videos from Anthony Chene, with the same videos repeating on autoplay again and again to the point I had to hit the &quot;not interested&quot; option.<br>Lately, my YouTube feed is almost exclusively Phillip Glass music and 4k drone videos over Chicago.<br>I woke up this morning thinking I would like to see more NDE videos and this gem appeared at the top of my suggestions.<br>Thank you.

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  @KarenDow-er2ie · 5 days ago

  I am very grateful that you decided to share this video. Although I have never had a near death experience, I am so intrigued and comforted by listening to accounts of them. I agree with Dr. Long that they are, at this point, undeniable!

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  @Estelle-m6i · 13 days ago

  See &quot;Life After Life&quot; by Raymond A. Moody, MD, which was published in 1973. It covers over 100 cases. Also, &nbsp;&quot;On Death and Dying&quot; published in 1969 by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.

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  @ThisMichaelBrown · 10 days ago

  Fantastic interview, thanks!

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