An interesting Near Death Experience.

As the narrative goes, Robin Landsong was an 8-year-old girl from the US East Coast when she was abducted to Rhodesia in 1977.

There she was passed between between extremist armies, until she ended up in an African (Venda-speaking) village.

After surviving amazing trials and a massacre, she ended up in South Africa, and eventually back in the USA.

During this she experienced two Near Death Experiences (NDE's).

Back in the US her mother violently forbade her from speaking about them.

Please enjoy, comment, or share your own NDE experiences.

a reply to: halfoldman

That was really interesting! NDE's have always fascinated me and this one didn't disappoint.

a reply to: nugget1

Have you read journey of souls my michael newton. You can find it for free online. He spent years collecting nde’s.

I've experienced something similar to an NDE, but I won't get into details. However, I did crossover, and it was amazing.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Yes, I have. I had a strange 'other-worldly' experience at a young age (not NDE) that convinced me there is more to our 'reality' than we're ever to likely know. My search for answers has taken me down just about every belief system, fringe theory, study of ancient civilizations' legends one can go.

I have a lot of pieces, but don't expect the puzzle will be complete until I enter another realm.

a reply to: halfoldman

Bad, bad OP, forcing us to watch videos. Curiosity forced me to find a better signal though, so I did. Thank you for sharing, it recharged my batteries. I had a similar experience but so many bad things happened since then that I nearly forgot. Her testimony restored my hope. It's rather annoying though that the interviewer doesn't seem to believe her.

Has anyone verified her story? You know kidnapped taken to another country, survived a shot to the head, survived another attack…..that would have made national news, a reply to: halfoldman

a reply to: nugget1

If I had to choose an afterlife belief that I would want to be true. I would choose the one written about in that book.

I've never personally had an NDE.

But when I hear people talk of this heavenly realm,
When they talk of higher dimensions,
When they talk of immeasurable Love,
When they talk of flying across the cosmos,
When they talk of Knowing Everything,
When they talk of Being One,
My heart swells and my eyes tear up.

I've always known this to be true, but I never dared express it.

It is my Home.

I came from that place.

As most we all.

I remember.

I remember the feeling of absolute bliss in being.

I remember the feeling of completeness.

I remember Being, and Loving.

I remember Living Music.

I remember...

But I don't...

How could I?

My human mind is limited.

How can it process that which is infinite?

I feel bound here.

I'll never be able to fully express my Love.

So here's something:

I love you all Dearly.

I wish you luck on your Journey.

May we find our way back Home in Peace and Joy.


^_^

a reply to: halfoldman

Nice share. But I bet all those years of trauma has played a big role in her mental health. It certainly has to be considered. The brain is something else.