I'm opening up conversations around life, death, and the spiritual side of both of these things…
None of us are getting out of here alive, and I hope that as I host challenging conversations I help people to ‘live and die well’.
As a Near Death Experiencer, a certified Funeral Celebrant, and End of Life Doula, I’m available for personalised end of life planning, support and conversation.
All in LTND - Season 3
Artisha Bolding had a Near Death Experience in 2018 when she suffered a major health crisis and misdiagnosis. Her experience took her outside of her body, where she met with beings before waking up back in the hospital. She then experienced some very vivid out of body experiences, which Artisha says these experiences rocked her to the core. But it was also these experiences that enlightened and ignited her.
Edy Nathan is an expert in grief, trauma, and sexuality. She has more than 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist and integrates her formal training with her on the ground experience to help people thrive.
Edy has helped many near death experiencers to process their experience, and to come to terms with the way in which these experiences affect every part of life. She also had her own near death experience whilst in utero, which she believes laid the foundation for her questions and spiritual abilities from early on in life.
In April of 1990, Kirsty Salisbury (the host of the Let’s Talk Near Death Podcast) experienced a sudden brain illness which took her straight to the operating theatre for emergency brain surgery. It was during this surgery that her Near Death Experience took place, and she experienced some very different dimensions to the ones we experience here on earth.
In December of 1988, Susie Levan and her seven-year-old daughter, Lauren, were forced into the boot of a car for hours in the searing Florida heat. Susie’s husband ,was taken to the bank to withdraw ransom money from a safe. Fighting for their lives in an airless, sweltering boot, Susie experienced a Near Death Experience (NDE), visiting heaven and coming back, from which she’d emerge a radically changed human being.
In 2008, Jane Thompson had a near death experience in the emergency room when she became extremely ill with Sepsis. Jane recalls leaving her body, looking down on her body, and being embraced by an incredible white light. The process of integrating the aftereffects of her NDE was very challenging. Having overcome these challenges, her focus is now on helping and healing others. Jane serves as an international speaker, medium and intuitive healer.
In 2004, Heidi Craig had an in-depth Near Death Experience after giving birth to her youngest son. She remembers being separated from her physical body, and being surrounded by multiple beings. She experienced a beautiful white light, and kept hearing 3 distinct messages.
Dr Nicole Lindsay is a researcher at the School of Psychology at Massey University, with a special interest in near-death experiences (NDEs). Nicole has spent the last six years investigating NDEs within a New Zealand context, interviewing and surveying people who have had NDEs, in order to investigate how these experiences manifest and the impact they have upon people’s lives.
It was 1991, and after years of holding in the effects of traumatic childhood experiences, Angie Fenimore felt like she could not do life anymore. After a cocktail of medicines, she lay down on the couch, ready for death to come. But what she experienced was completely unexpected. She came up out of her body, before traveling to a place where she met with other ‘suiciders’. With audible thoughts, she traveled forward towards light before having a life review and returning back to her body.
n September of 2012 Chris Batts jumped out of a moving car in an attempt to end his life. He was surprised to find himself outside of himself, looking down on his body as paramedics worked on him. He met with a man he calls ‘God’, as well as meeting his guardian angels, with whom he was given the choice as to whether to return to his body or not.
In 1988 Lesley Lupo was crushed by a stampede of horses whilst she worked on the ranch which was home to 130 horses. She remembers ‘popping’ out of her body, and watching as her body was dragged along the ground. Her colleagues performed CPR, which failed to revive her, and she lay motionless for up to 14 minutes. During this time, Lesley had an incredible near death experience before coming back to her body.
