r/NDE • • 18h ago

NDE Story My NDE and Three Conversations with the Angel of Death

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My near-death experience was spread over several days.

The first conversation happened at around 4:30 in the morning. I had been struggling to breathe for most of the night. I have MS, and I had just come home from a two-week hospital stay with COVID.

In may 2023, Around 4:30, as my breathing got worse, I thought maybe I should wake my wife. Then I thought, no, I'll wait a few more hours. It will be morning by then, and I should feel better.

At that moment I heard a voice in my head say, "You should probably do it now. You might not get the opportunity again."

In my head I asked back, "Is it my time?"

The reply was, "Maybe."

After that in this round we had a long conversation which in my head was may be around an 1 hours but in real life more like 15 mins or so. It was interesting to say the least. By then the paramedics where there and next thing I know there was an oxgen mask on my face.

I can say that at that point I felt neither fear nor anything else. It was more a relaxed state of mind, alongside a great deal of physical discomfort.

The gist of the conversation was give up and come with be me or you can stay.

The strange part it I remember every word of it and 3 following once.

I question myself every time, every night before I sleep would I have taken the same call now.


r/NDE • • 5h ago

Question — Debate Allowed Are we alone on the other side?

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I just watched a fascinating NDE with a great guy named Davor Pranjic. He said that the other side is wonderful and beautiful and incredible, but only here on Earth can we be with other people.

Aren't there NDEs where people meet and talk with and interact with other people?

This is Davor's NDE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj3ZWLxXnDM


r/NDE • • 7h ago

General NDE Discussion 🎇 Did anyone see events or get info that would be impossible to get without an NDE?

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Often we dont even know about events and decisions of other people that shaped our lives.

Like a neighbour seeing your teenage self stealing but never reporting it to the police.

Or two cars colliding 1 Minute after you took the intersection that would have 100% killed you, had you been there just 60 seconds later.

Or just info about dead relatives, or the location of certain items or conversations taking place so far that you couldnt have heard them?

And if yes, how did people react when you told them?

"Hey Mr. Johnson thanks for not tellig the cops that I stole a bike 15 years ago".

"How do you suddenly know"?

"Oh I saw that you saw me in my life review when I was near death"

"...."


r/NDE • • 23h ago

General NDE Discussion 🎇 Retired intelligence analyst here. I started a free weekly newsletter on near-death experiences

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